Travelport Galileo Basic Course 12.7

Travelport Galileo Basic Course
TRAVELPORT
Travelport is a broad-based business services company and a leading provider of critical transaction
processing solutions to companies operating in the global travel industry.
With a presence in 160 countries, approximately 3,500 employees and reported 2010 revenues of
$2.3 billion, Travelport is comprised of the global distribution system (GDS) business, which includes
the Travelport Galileo and Travelport Worldspan brands and its Airline IT Solutions business, which
hosts mission critical applications and provides business and data analysis solutions for major airlines.
TRAVELPORT GALILEO
Travelport Galileo was founded in 1971 as Chicago-based United Airlines introduced the Apollo®
computer reservation system (CRS), for use in their own offices to automate seat reservation, booking
and tracking. Five years later, United created the Apollo Travel Services (ATS) division, and the Apollo
CRS was marketed to travel agencies in North America and Japan.
In 1986 Apollo Travel Services, was renamed Covia, and became an independent affiliate of United
Airlines. In response to the growing need for CRS automation in Europe, The Galileo Company Ltd
was incorporated by shareholders British Airways, Swissair, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Alitalia and
Covia. In the U.S., United Airlines sold 50 percent of Covia to USAir, British Airways, Swissair, KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines and Alitalia, creating the Covia Partnership. Three years later, Air Canada,
Austrian Airlines, Aer Lingus, TAP Air Portugal, Sabena and Olympic Airways became Covia‟s final
eleven airline owners.
Travelport Galileo, one of the world‟s leading providers of electronic global distribution services,
connects to 350 airlines, 52 low cost carriers, 25 car rental companies, 89,000 hotel properties, and a
wide array of tour operators and cruise lines throughout the world.
TRAVELPORT GALILEO IN INDIA
Travelport Galileo is officially distributed in India and Sri Lanka by InterGlobe Technology Quotient
(ITQ) – a strategic business unit of InterGlobe Enterprises which is a leader in aviation and travel
related services, contributing to the growth of the market through innovation and service leadership.
With an extended network of over 500 cities with 23 dedicated offices InterGlobe Technology Quotient
reaches out to over 12,000 agency locations, has a nationalised service centre and 13 training centres
with state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities matching international standards.
The Travelport Galileo GDS provides instant access to the widest range of travel vendors, automated
pricing of the most complex flight itineraries, a variety of ticketing products, fully customized client
documentation, technical solutions and tools designed for all types of agencies. Travelport Galileo in
India has grown steadily over the number of years with a substantial increase in market share. The
company is focused on building lasting relationships with its partners in the trade.
Travelport Galileo‟s innovative products are aimed at meeting all the needs of the travel agent,
besides the basic booking and ticketing functions. These include Viewpoint - a graphical user
interface booking solution, ClientFile Plus - a customer data management solution, Custom Check - a
quality control tool, DYO - a customization tool, Scriptwriter Plus - an efficiency enhancement tool, and
ITQ Financials - the back-office accounting and reporting software.
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INDEX
Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 4
Course Content .................................................................................................................................... 4
Focalpoint ............................................................................................................................................ 5
Introduction to PC hardware & Terminology ........................................................................................ 5
Important Keys ..................................................................................................................................... 6
Uses of Control keys ............................................................................................................................ 6
Galileo Terminal Identifier .................................................................................................................... 6
Function Keys …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 6
Sign On ................................................................................................................................................ 7
Emulation ….…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 8
Work Areas .......................................................................................................................................... 8
Encode / Decode ................................................................................................................................. 9
Scrolling Commands ............................................................................................................................ 10
Timetable ............................................................................................................................................. 12
Availability ............................................................................................................................................ 14
Flight Details …………………………………………………………………………………………………... 17
Booking File ......................................................................................................................................... 19
Mandatory Fields ................................................................................................................................. 19
Name Field .......................................................................................................................................... 19
Phone Field .......................................................................................................................................... 21
Ticketing Arrangement Field ................................................................................................................ 22
Received from Field ............................................................................................................................. 22
Sell Entries ........................................................................................................................................... 23
End Transact ....................................................................................................................................... 25
Ignore .................................................................................................................................................. 25
Retrieval of Booking Files .................................................................................................................... 25
Repeat Booking File & End Transact .................................................................................................. 25
Sell Agreements .................................................................................................................................. 27
Booking File Listing ............................................................................................................................. 29
Service Information .............................................................................................................................. 29
Optional Fields ..................................................................................................................................... 30
OSI – Other Supplementary Information ............................................................................................. 30
SSR – Special Service Requirement ................................................................................................... 30
Programmatic SSRs ............................................................................................................................ 31
Ticket Notification ................................................................................................................................ 31
Meal Request ....................................................................................................................................... 31
Assorted Programmatic SSRs ............................................................................................................. 32
Manual SSRs ....................................................................................................................................... 33
SSR Reinstate ..................................................................................................................................... 35
Vendor Remarks Field ......................................................................................................................... 35
Mileage Membership Field ................................................................................................................... 36
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Seat Request ....................................................................................................................................... 38

Notepad Field ...................................................................................................................................... 39
Review Booking File Field ................................................................................................................... 40
Address Field .......................................................................................................................................40
Written Address Field .......................................................................................................................... 40
Delivery Address Field .........................................................................................................................41
Related Address Field ......................................................................................................................... 41
Itinerary Remarks Field ....................................................................................................................... 42
Unassociated Itinerary Remarks Field .................................................................................................42
Associated Itinerary Remarks Field ..................................................................................................... 42
EBFS – Enhanced Booking File Servicing .......................................................................................... 43
Host Emailing Functionality ................................................................................................................. 44
Past Date Quick Booking File Retrieval ...............................................................................................46
Printing Options ................................................................................................................................... 47
Printer Linkage .................................................................................................................................... 47
Printability ............................................................................................................................................ 47
Screen Print ......................................................................................................................................... 47
Itinerary Invoice Print ........................................................................................................................... 47
Itinerary Modifiers ................................................................................................................................ 49
Printing Problems ................................................................................................................................ 49
Divide Function .................................................................................................................................... 52
Booking File History .............................................................................................................................53
Queues ................................................................................................................................................ 54
Message Queues ................................................................................................................................ 54
Booking File Queues ........................................................................................................................... 55
Action / Advice Codes ......................................................................................................................... 56
Change Segment Status ..................................................................................................................... 57
Galileo 360o Fares.................................................................................................................... 58
Fare Display ........................................................................................................................................ 59
Fare Quote .......................................................................................................................................... 64
Automated Plating Carrier Logic ..........................................................................................................67
Best Buy (BB) By Cabin ...................................................................................................................... 70
Travelport Galileo Fare Guarantee Policy ........................................................................................... 72
Focalpoint Shopping ............................................................................................................................ 76
Point and Click .....................................................................................................................................79
Stand Alone Entries ............................................................................................................................. 84
Practise Exercises ............................................................................................................................... 89
Travel Industry Phonetics .................................................................................................................... 91
Useful websites ................................................................................................................................... 91
Correct Booking Practices ................................................................................................................... 92
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
Key topics covered in this course:
• Access the Galileo System conforming to security procedures.
• Overview of the Galileo Desktop and an explanation of the navigation options and tools within
Viewpoint and Focalpoint.
• Investigate the various methods of searching and quoting fares.
• Interpret the Galileo Fare Quote status indicators.
• Request and interpret flight Availability and Timetable displays.
• Sell, amend and cancel flight reservations.
• Input mandatory and optional booking file fields.
• Add, amend and cancel passenger servicing information and booking file servicing requests.
• Work with the Galileo Queuing System.
• Deliver booking file itineraries in print, email and web formats.
• Complete and pass a course assessment to obtain a sign-on authority to use Galileo.
INTRODUCTION
The Galileo Basic Central System Course has been planned to give you a basic overview of the
Galileo Reservation System. At the end of this course you would be able to Access the Galileo
System, Request and Interpret flight Availability and Timetable displays, Search for and Quote Fares,
Work with the Galileo Queuing System. You would also be able to understand travel terminology &
obtain useful & valuable information for efficient servicing of your clients.
COURSE CONTENT
Recognize the PC Hardware &
Terminology Focalpoint Security
Encoding & Decoding of cities, countries, airlines, aircraft types
Request flight Timetables & Availabilities
Identify airline Sell Agreements
Create booking files with the mandatory fields
Edit Mandatory elements of the booking file
Adding Optional fields of the booking file
Editing Optional fields of the booking file
Action / Advice codes
Dividing Booking
Files Queues
History
Printing
Galileo 360o Fares
Fare Display
Fare Quote a Booking File
Focalpoint Shopping
Stand Alone Entries
Overview of Viewpoint
Evaluation
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FOCALPOINT
With Focalpoint®, your agency will be able to maximize productivity and efficiency. Focalpoint
combines the advanced technology of Microsoft Windows based PC software with the power of the
Galileo Central System. It uses the state-of-the-art Internet technology for connecting to the Galileo
Host.
Features
Focalpoint provides unlimited windows with five work areas for different functions.
Allows customization of your workstation to the way you work.
Screen colours can be edited and personalized.
Many applications can be „set default‟ to your personalization.
Programmable Keys to program frequently used Focalpoint entries.
Configurable Toolbar.
Provides on-line help.
Focalpoint companions provide assistance with your daily business needs.
Replay - enables you to capture and store Galileo central system commands and is an
indispensable feature for repetitive bookings.
It has the facility to “type ahead” while the system is processing your previous request.
INTRODUCTION TO PC HARDWARE & TERMINOLOGY

Hardware
The physical units that make up a computer
Software
The program or applications loaded on the hardware, which instructs the hardware how it should
perform.
CPU (Central Processing Unit)

It is here that programs are executed and all data processed. The system unit contains the permanent
storage space or memory.
Monitor
This is also known as Visual Display Unit (VDU).
Keyboard & Mouse

It has standard typewriter keys as well as additional keys to facilitate various functions of the software
in use. The mouse is a device, which helps accessing of icons on the program. Both keyboard and
mouse are connected to the system unit by a cable.
Modem
It is a device, which modulates. It converts analogue signals to digital and vice versa.
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Printer
It is an output device where the hard copies of the required programmes or applications are printed.
IMPORTANT KEYS / SYMBOLS

The Keys / symbols you will use most frequently while working on Focalpoint.
> SOM (Start Of Message) Key
@ Change/delete symbol
# Viewing more information
* Asterisk or star is basically to display. (Retrieve information)
- Hyphen or dash denotes a range. E.g. P1-5
. DOT means And. It is used for various other functions
/ Slash is used as a mandatory field separator
+ Plus is used as an end item for combining different entries or fields.
Also used for various other functions.
USES OF CONTROL KEYS

CTRL 1 or 2 or 3 to switch between different windows
CTRL Z zoom-in or zoom-out on the active window
CTRL W to clear active window
CTRL S to clear all available windows
CTRL B print screen for active window
CTRL X print screen for all available windows
CTRL R to reset your keyboard
CTRL M for the Calendar view (In Desktop)
CTRL Y Focalpoint Replay (To get a list of upto 150 previously used entries)
GALILEO TERMINAL IDENTIFIER

+J To Display the GTID (Galileo Terminal Identifier)
FUNCTION KEYS
F1 Help key
F2 – F12 Can be programmed with frequently used commands as required
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SIGN ON Ans ID 2844 / 6080 Help: H/SON
As a part of the system security it is necessary to identify yourself as an authorized user to the system.
This is done by signing on to the system. Each agency location using Galileo is assigned a unique 3 or
4 Character code, called a Pseudo City Code (PCC).
The entry to sign on is:

SON/Z71T6/AB or
SON/ZAB or
SON/12345
Where Z indicates travel agent, 71T6 is the pseudo city code or PCC and AB is the user id, basically
initials of the person using the system.
12345 is a numeric sign on.
PASSWORD
1) Passwords have to be minimum 7 characters & maximum 10 characters.
2) Passwords have to contain at least 1 alpha & 1 numeric character.
3) Passwords are valid for a maximum of 90 days.
4) Password changes are limited to one per day.
5) The user‟s 5 previous passwords will be stored & may not be reused.
6) Passwords cannot be from the list of „Restricted‟ words like months of the year, days of the week,
Galileo, Apollo, United, etc.
7) Passwords cannot contain the user‟s first name, last name or userid.
8) Passwords cannot have consecutive alphabets or numbers i.e ABC or 123.
Change Password
You can change the password before it expires by using the following entry
STD/ZAB
Where
STD/ is to display sign on profile
Z is a mandatory character advising you are a travel agent
AB is your two-character sign on or initials.
SIGN OFF
To sign off or exit system the entry is:
SOF
If Focalpoint is not used, the system would automatically sign off after sometime, this depends upon
the Sign on Security Profile.
Default being 30 minutes, where all incomplete transactions of a booking file would be ignored
automatically.
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EMULATION Ans ID 1677

This is a functionality applicable to agencies working on dual PCCs. Emulation allows the user to view
the Queues, Booking Files, ticketing reports, etc. of the PCC emulated into.
SEM/PCC/AG Where PCC is the pseudo city code, and AG is for agent mode
WORK AREAS Ans ID 1563 Help : H/OP

There are five different work areas in the Galileo system - A, B, C, D, and E. When you sign on, you
are automatically placed into area A, but you can move to an alternative area if you wish to do so. The
five work areas enable access to five different Bookings at the same time.
SC - Shift into work Area C
OP/W* - Displays all the work areas
OP/W*
OP/W*
DELOU/7A2 Z7A2MN AG A ACTIVE

DELOU/7A2 Z7A2MN AVAIL B
DELOU/7A2 Z7A2MN AVAIL C
DELOU/7A2 Z7A2MN AVAIL D
DELOU/7A2 Z7A2MN AVAIL E
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ENCODE / DECODE (._E / ._D) Ans ID 1995 Help : H/ENCODE

H/DECODE
Galileo has the ability to encode / decode the following:
Airlines
Cities /Airports
Countries & States
Aircraft / Equipment Types
ENCODE DECODE DETAILED RECORDS

CITY /
AIRPORTS .CEDUBAI .CDLHR .CRLHR
.CEMUMBAI/GENOA .CDAMS/CDG/FCO/ZRH
Help : H/AIRP
COUNTRY .LEINDIA .LDUS .RD
.LEITALY/FRANCE .LDTH/SA/AE .RDUS
.RDUSCA
Help : H/AIRR .EUD
AIRLINES .AEAIR CANADA .ADLH .ARLH
.AEAIR INDIA/CATHAY
PACIFIC .ADUS/TG/AF/LX
.AD*098
.AD**SIA
Help : H/AIRL
EQUIPMENT .EEBOEING .ED747
.EEBOEING/AIRBUS .ED330/747/777
Help : H/AIRC
You can encode / decode multiple cities / airports, countries, airlines or equipment types by entering a
slash between each of the names or codes.
You can decode an airline by the 2 character IATA designator, 3 character ICAO designator or 3 digit
numeric IATA code.
Codes you might come across on the encode / decode displays
Airline encode / decode

A Indicates the carrier is an ARINC (Aeronautical Radio Incorporated)
member
C Indicates the carrier in a non SITA member
D Indicates the carrier shares the code with another carrier (controlled
duplicate)
G Indicates the carrier is a Galileo Participant (Galileo can send messages
to the carrier)
S Indicates the carrier is a scheduled passenger airline
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City / Airport encode / decode

M Indicates city has multiple airports
A Indicates code is an airport location
Country encode / decode

A Country is in the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) region
R Indicates that the country is split into regions
Equipment encode / decode

A Amphibian type of aircraft
H Helicopter
J Jet Engine
P Propeller
S Surface Transport
T Turbofan Engine
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SCROLLING COMMANDS Help : H/SCRO

MB Move to the Bottom of the display
MT Move to the Top of the display
MD Move Down
MR Move Down & only display the lines not displayed previously
MU Move Up
MD4 Move Down 4 Lines (Maximum 99)
MU21 Move Up 21 Lines (Maximum 99)
MD0 Redisplay Current Screen
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EXERCISE - Encode & Decode
Encode Cities Decode Cities

ACCRA LIS
DENVER PNQ
BERLIN LAX
HYDERABAD (INDIA) VIE
LAHORE AMS
Encode Airlines Decode Airlines

JET AIRWAYS BD
SINGAPORE AIRLINES AZ
AIRASIA LX
VIRGIN ATLANTIC 217
UNITED AIRLINES AXM
Encode Countries Decode Countries

FINLAND CN
BELGIUM VE
IRELAND DE
KENYA BH
ZIMBABWE PK
Encode Equipment Decode Equipment

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS 37F
BOEING CN1
AIRBUS AB3
CESSNA ARJ
AVRO D8A
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TIMETABLE (TT) Ans ID 8595 Help : H/TT
The Timetable function allows you to view the schedules or frequencies of direct flights for specified
city pairs.
TT 1MAR BOM LON
The system will default to today‟s date if no date is included in the input & will show the schedule for
the next 28 days.
TIMETABLE QUALIFIERS
TT 12MAY BOM SIN / AI Displays timetable for a specific carrier
TT BOM LHR @ 4 Displays timetable for flights on day 4 (Thursday)
TT .FR BOM CDG Displays timetable from the coming Friday
TT #10 DEL LHR Displays timetable 10 days from today
TT 10FEB BLR DXB *75 Displays timetable for 75 days from 10Feb
TT 1APR BOM LHR / AI- Displays timetable excluding specified carrier
TT 10JUN MAA DEL .E Displays timetable for Evening flights only
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FOLLOW UP ENTRIES
TT B BOM Displays the timetable with a new Boardpoint
TT O FRA Displays the timetable with a new Offpoint
A Converts the timetable display to Availability
FDA Converts the timetable display to Fare Display
TT R Displays a return timetable
TT *O Displays the Original timetable displayed
TT *P Displays the previous timetable displayed
TT AI111 / 1JAN Displays complete flight information for specified flight
TT Redisplay last timetable display
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AVAILABILITY (A) Ans ID 8595 Help : H/AVAIL
This function allows you to view the availabilities of flights worldwide.

You can view the Galileo Availability, which is a neutral display, as well as the Carrier Specific
Availability.
System Defaults:
1) If no date specified, will display availabilities for today
2) Displays direct flights with no stopovers first
3) Displays direct flights with stopovers
4) Displays connecting flights
5) Orders the display as per departure timings
6) If no flights operate for the requested date, the system is programmed to search for flights in
the following order -
the day following the original requested date,
the day prior to the original requested date,
two days after the original requested date,
two days prior to the original requested date.
7) Displays 8 lines of availability per screen
A BLR SIN
Availability Status
Carriers have contracted to display their flight availability using Alpha Availability Status (AVS) or
Numeric Availability Status (NAVS).
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AVS NAVS
A Available 1-9 Seats available this transaction
R On Request R On Request
L Waitlist only 0 Waitlist only
C Waitlist Closed C Waitlist Closed
X Cancelled (flight or class) X Cancelled (flight or class)
G Airline sellable through GFI G Airline sellable through GFI
Blank Schedule Level only Blank Schedule level only
Availability Qualifiers Help : H/AVFU

A 1JAN BOM CDG Displays availability for specified date
A * AF Displays Carrier Specific Availability
A@#3 Displays more classes for flight on line 3
A # * AI Displays Carrier Specific Availability for the next day
A # 5 * AF Displays Carrier Specific Availability for 5 days later
A - * AI Displays Carrier Specific Availability for the previous day
A - 4 * AF Displays Carrier Specific Availability for 4 days prior
A . MO * LH Displays Carrier Specific Availability for the coming Monday
AR#10*AI Displays Carrier Specific Return availability for 10 days later
AN1DECSYD*SQ Displays Carrier Specific availability to the next point from the off
point of the previous entry
ABDEL Displays new Board point as DEL
AOLAX Displays new off point as LAX
A* Displays more availability
A*- Displays previous screen
A//*O Displays flights for specified Alliance only
(GC*200/52 for Preferred availability codes)
TTL1 Display details of flight on line 1 of the availability
TTB3 Display details of flight on segment 3 in a Booking File
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Codes you might come across on the Availability & Timetable displays
- before the departure airport Denotes a change of airport, for connection
points
A numeric between the departure & Denotes the number of stops
arrival airport codes
# between the departure & arrival times Denotes that arrival is the next day to the departure
date
* between the departure & arrival times Denotes that arrival is two days later to the departure
date
- between the departure & arrival times Denotes that arrival is the day prior to the departure
date
@ before the airline code Denotes a code shared flight
# after the booking classes Denotes more classes available
C after the equipment code Denotes carrier has Carrier Specifc Display function
B after the equipment code Denotes carrier has Carrier Specific Display as well as
Last Seat Availability function
* in the second last column of the line Denotes carrier has Inside Availability function
E at the end of the line Denotes flight is e-ticketable
X at the end of the line Denotes flight not e-ticketable
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FLIGHT DETAILS
TTL3
TTB1
TTAI314/11OCT
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2
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4
5
Screen Explanation
1 AI - Airline code
314 - Flight number
Tuesday - Day of the week
11 OCT 11 - Date, month & year
2 BRD - Boarding point
TIME - Departure time
T - Terminal number / code if applicable
D/I - Domestic / International leg / sector
OFF - Arrival point
TIME - Arrival time
T - Terminal number / code if applicable
D/I - Domestic / International leg / sector
FLY / GROUND - Flying time / Ground time
EQP - Equipment / type of aircraft
E - e-Ticketable flight
3 Total Flying Time from origin to destination
4 Total Ground Time from origin to destination
5 Total Journey Time from origin to destination
6 Classes bookable per sector / leg
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EXERCISE - Availability & Time Table
1) What is the entry to obtain a carrier specific availability from MUMBAI to SINGAPORE on
Singapore Airlines?
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2a) What is the entry to check the availability only for direct flights from MUMBAI to PARIS?
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2b) What is the follow up entry to check the availability for the same sector for next FRIDAY?
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3) How would you check the flight information for EK505 operating on 20 Sep?
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4) How would you convert a timetable display into carrier specific availability?
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5) What is the total journey time for a journey from MUMBAI to SINGAPORE on Singapore
Airlines?
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6) Using any date how would you display the frequency of AI flights from MUMBAI to LONDON?
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7) How will you convert the above Time table display, to display the return schedule?
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8) How will you convert the Galileo Neutral availability to a carrier specific one?
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9) How will you change the off point to Frankfurt?

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10) What is the entry to view more classes for the flight on line 4 of the availability?
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BOOKING FILE Ans ID 8601
A Booking File contains the record of any bookings made through the Galileo system & can contain
Air, Hotel, Car reservations. In the airline reservation systems it is referred to as a PNR (Passenger
Name Record), in Galileo the same is referred to as a Booking File.
Booking Files can contain Mandatory information as well as Optional information.
Mandatory Fields
The 5 Mandatory fields of the Booking File are as follows & can be entered in any order:
P - Phone Field
R - Received from field
I - Itinerary
N - Name Field
T - Ticketing / Time limit Field
Once the above information has been added it is required to save the booking file & then add on the
optional fields.
NAME FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/N.
N. Function Identifier to enter names

*N Display all names
The Name filed contains the passenger‟s surname, first name, title & name remarks. Each Name field
Item can have a minimum 2 & a maximum 55 characters. No numeric characters are permitted in the
name.
A Booking File may contain a single passenger, multiple passengers having the same surname and/or
different surnames.
There are 5 IATA approved titles, Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss & Mstr, any other titles apart from these should be
fed in as a name remark.
N.SHAH/AMITMR Single passenger

N.2PATEL/BHARATMR/AMITAMRS Multiple passengers with same surname
N.KUMAR/SANJAYMR+N.2SHETTY/SUMITMR/SUJATAMS
Multiple passengers with different
surnames
N.3SETH/ASHOKMR/BHAVINIMS/ASHWINMSTR*P-C07
Two adults & 1 child with the same
surname (Child SSR details will be auto
generated)
The Passenger Type Code (PTC) can be input in the name remark field; this will then be used during
Fare Quote processing.
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N.3MEHTA/VIVEKMR/NISHAMISS*P-C08/NIKHILMSTR*P-C05
One adult & two children with the ages
specified for Fare Quoting
Infant Name
N.I/PATEL/BHUMIKAMISS*10DEC09 (date of birth to be input in DDMMMYY

format e.g. 10DEC09)
 An Infant name cannot be the first name in the booking file

 An Infant name cannot be the only name in a booking file
 Number of Infants cannot exceed the number of adults in the booking file
 Infant names can be added or deleted even after end transact
 An SSR is automatically generated to all airlines containing the infant details
Add Group Name

When creating a Group booking the Group name is entered first & the individual names are entered
only after ending the booking, using the normal entries to add names. Maximum names per group are
98.
N.G/30REDONDOTOUR - Group Name
Name Change / Delete
Before end transact, the Name items can be amended any number of times. In cases when a name
change is to be carried out after end transact, the same needs to be verified with the airline. (GC*200/
3 – Name Change Restriction details)
N.P2@SHAH/VASANTMR - Change name of passenger 2

N.P2@*P-C10 - Change name remark to CHD10YRS
N.P1@ - Delete name of passenger 1
N.P2-4@ - Delete names of passengers 2, 3 & 4
N.G/@ - Delete Group name
N.G/@30LAGUNATOUR - Change Group name
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PHONE FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/P.
P. Function Identifier to enter Phone items

*P Display all Phone items
The Phone field is a multiple item field which contains contact information. At least one Phone item
must be included in the booking File. Each Phone item can contain a maximum of 69 characters.
First Phone Item
P.BOMT*ABC TRAVELS 22872918 REF APARNA/DELB 28701923 BOMM 9811011100
At End Transact, the first Phone Item is sent to the airline as an OSI. Please ensure that the first
phone item contains the city of location of the Travel Agency, the Agency name, contact number,
name of the person in the agency who has created the booking, as well as at least one passenger
contact.
Phone Field Codes

T* TRAVEL AGENT
H* HOME
B* BUSINESS
A* ACCOMMODATION/HOTEL
N* NO CONTACT
P* TELEPHONE NUMBER NOT KNOWN
E* EMAIL ADDRESS Help : H/EMAIL
P.BOMM*9831010310 Add mobile number for PNR SMS

P.BOMM*9831010310/9810110101 Add more than one mobile number for PNR SMS
(use a slash to separate add upto four numbers)
P.DELE*JOHN--GEORGE//GALILEO.COM Add Email address (use – in _, // in place of @)
Change / Delete
P.3@ - Delete phone item 3

P.3.5@ - Delete phone items 3 & 5
P.2@BOMH*23021234 - Change phone item 2
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TICKETING ARRANGEMENT FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/T.

T. Function Identifier to enter Ticket / Time limit details
*TD Display ticketing data
The Ticketing Arrangement Field is a single item field, i.e. it can contain only one T. field at a time.
This field can have a maximum of 69 characters.
Information contained in this field does not get transmitted to the airlines, an OSI message needs to
be sent to the airlines, with the time limit information. (SI.ZZ*TKTL DATE TIME)
T.TAU/1JAN Place booking on Queue 10 on 1Jan for ticketing
T.T*0981234123123 Indicates booking ticketed
Change / Delete
T.@TAU/5JAN Change date when booking will be placed on Queue 10 for
ticketing
T.@T*098123456456 Change time limit date to ticketed information
T.@ Delete time limit / ticket information
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RECEIVED FROM FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/R.
R. Function Identifier to enter received from information

*RV Display received from field (before ending the Booking File)
This is a single item field per transaction & contains a minimum of 1 character & maximum 61
characters.
R.P Booking received from passenger

R.SMITA / SECRETARY Booking received from passenger‟s secretary
Change / Delete
R.@SONAL Change the received from information
R.@ Delete the received from item
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SELL ENTRIES Ans ID 8595
Reference Sell Help : H/SWAD

After obtaining the desired availability, sell the required flights if seats available.
N2Y1 Need 2 seats in Y class from line 1 of the availability

N2M3* or Need 2 seats in M class from line 3 & line 4
N2M3M4
N3M1Y2H3 Need 3 seats in M class from line 1, Y class from line 2, H class from line 3
If required class is open for Waitlisting
N2Y1LL Need 2 seats in Y class from line 1 to be waitlisted

N2M3M4LL Need 2 seats in M class from lines 3 & 4 as waitlisted
Direct Sell Help : H/SWDS
Instead of checking the availability & then selling, a direct sell entry can be used, when the flight
details are already known.
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0 AI 111 K 1 MAY BOM LHR NN3 Need 3 seats for AI 111 in K class for travel on the 1
May from BOM to LHR (airport codes to be used).
In case the flight is only open for Waitlisting
0 AI 11 K 1 MAY BOM LHR LL2
Open Segment Help : H/SOS
Open dated and/or Open carrier segments can be input in the booking file in the following format
0 AI OPEN Y BOM FRA NO1 Open dated & closed on a particular carrier
0 YY OPEN Y BOM FRA NO1 Open dated & open carrier
0 YY OPEN Y 1 MAR FRA BOM NO1 Close dated & open carrier
Surface Segment (ARNK – Arrival Unknown) Help : H/ARNK
0A or
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Segment Change
@1/2 Change segment 1 to 2 passengers on the same flight as already booked

@A/2 Change entire itinerary to 2 passengers on the same flights as already booked
@2/Y Rebook segment 2 to Y class & cancel original segment
@A/Y Rebook the entire air itinerary to Y class & cancel original segments
All the segment change entries to rebook the Flight, Dates, Class & Number of passengers,
should be done only BEFORE end transact.
Cancel Segments
X1 Cancel segment 1
X3-5 Cancel segments 3, 4 & 5
X1-3.5 Cancel segments 1, 2, 3 & 5
XI Cancel entire Itinerary
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END TRANSACT Ans ID 8601 Help : H/ET

E or End Transact & save booking file
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ER End Transact & redisplay the same booking file
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EM End Transact & Email to 1 email address
ERM End Transact, redisplay the same booking file & email the booking to the first
email address
EMALL End Transact & Email to all email addresses
IGNORE Ans ID 8601 Help : H/ET
I Ignore transaction
IR Ignore transaction & retrieve Booking in original state
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RETRIEVAL OF BOOKING FILES Ans ID 8601

*GALPNR Retrieve Booking file with the Galileo record locator
*-SHAH Retrieve Booking file by surname
*-S* Retrieve all Booking files in which the surname begins with “S”
**A1P-PATEL Retrieve the Booking for passenger Patel created in branch pseudo city A1P
**B-JOSHI Retrieve Booking with same name for all branch locations
*L Redisplay name list
*10 Display listed Booking number 10
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REPEAT BOOKING FILE & END TRANSACT

REALLSALL Repeat all Customer data, all segments
REALL Repeat all Customer data only
RESALL Repeat all segments only
REALLS1-3.5 Repeat all Customer data, segments 1, 2, 3 & 5 only
REN.P.SALL Repeat Name & Phone field & all segments
(A Received From field must be entered into the Booking File before the Repeat Booking File entries
are used.)
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SELL AGREEMENTS
Agreements that the airlines have with Galileo, which determine the access the airlines give Galileo.
The higher the level of agreement the more access to the airline inventory from the Galileo system.
The agreements also determine whether the airline will return a vendor locator (airline PNR) or not.
SUPER
AGREEMENT SECURED SELL GUARANTEED GUARANTEED SELL STANDARD SELL
SELL
O / O* & W / W*
INDICATOR (for waitlist on S / S* G BLANK
certain carriers)
CODES HS / HK SS / HK SS / HK NN / PN
LL / HL LL / HL LL / HL
VENDOR YES (Airline PNR YES (Airline PNR NO (Airline PNR not NO (Airline PNR not
LOCATOR returned) returned) returned) returned)
No link. Teletype
message generated
Highest level,
to airline on End.
direct link into
Segment status to
carrier system, Link to airline Link to airline
DESCRIPTION be changed to NN
inventory inventory on End inventory on End
before End. Reply
depleted
from airline system
instantly.
could take upto 12
hours.
An O, S, or G indicator would display at the end of the line for confirmed flights. In case the O,
S or G indicator does not display for the confirmed flight, it is important that the user changes
the status of the segment to NN before Ending the booking file, by making the entry @(Line
Number)NN eg., @1NN for segment one.
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EXERCISE - Basic Booking File
Create a Booking as follows:
Itinerary Details
Date - Outbound 6 months from today
- Inbound 10 days after outbound date
Sector FQA FQB & return
Class Y
Carrier LX
Agency Details
Agency Name KBC Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 56561234
Passenger Details
Number of passengers 1
Surname Galileotest
Firstname & Title Your own
Mobile contact 9820098200
Office contact 28505011
Ticketing Details
Tickets to be issued 1 month prior to departure.
Received Reference
Gita, the passenger‟s secretary is making the booking with you.
Please complete the booking ensuring that the time limit information is sent to the airline.
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BOOKING FILE LISTING Ans ID 8601 Help : H/LIST
LD Function Identifier to list Booking Files

LD* Redisplays last list displayed on screen
A list of Booking Files created by the specific agency or by an associated agency may be displayed,
queued or printed.
Booking Files may be listed by their ticketed status & the segment type i.e. Air, Hotel, Car & Auxiliary.
Basic minimum entries, one of ALL, TKT or UTK must be present.

LD/ALL/20DEC-D
LD/TKT/10JAN-Q/70 Lists all Booking Files with a travel date of 20Dec
Places on Q 70 all Ticketed Booking Files with a travel date of
LD/UTK/28DEC-D 10Jan
LD/UTK/TL-28DEC*31DEC-D Lists all Unticketed Booking Files with a travel date of 28Dec
Lists all Unticketed Booking Files with a Time Limit date range
LD/ALL/1MAR*28MAR-D between 28Dec & 31Dec (based on T.TAU date)
Lists all Booking Files with travel dates between 1Mar – 28Mar
LD/ALL/C10JAN*31JAN/1MAR*28
MAR-D
Lists all Booking Files which were created between 10Jan –
31Jan, with travel dates between 1Mar - 28Mar
LD/SC-HX/01JAN*31JAN-D Lists all Booking Files with a Status Code HX, for travel between
1Jan & 31Jan
Maximum travel date range is 331 days.
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SERVICE INFORMATION Ans ID 8601
*SVC Display Service Information for all segments in the Booking File
*SVC3 Display Service Information for segment 3 in the Booking File
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OPTIONAL FIELDS Ans ID 8601
In addition to the Mandatory fields of the booking file there are also other fields which are used to send
information to the airlines, request services from the airlines or enter information for the travel agency only.
The various Optional Fields are as follows:
OSI - Other Supplementary Information Ans ID 8601 Help : H/OSI
SI. Function Identifier for OSI followed by the 2 letter airline code
*SO Display all OSI items
*SI Display all Service Information
This field is used to send Time limit & ticketing information as well as any other information like
contact details to the airline with regards to the booking.
SI.YY*TKTL 1JAN 1200 HRS Advise all airlines (YY) in Booking of the Time limit
SI.AI*PAX DELH 25671234 Advise airline AI of the passenger‟s Home contact
SI.ZZ*TKNM 12356561231230 Advise Ticket number in OSI format, check digit included
(ZZ is the 2 letter carrier code)
SI.ZZ*TKNM 12356561231230-125 Advise conjunction ticket numbers
SI.ZZ*TKNO 1235656123123 Advise ticket numbers to IC, HM, MK in OSI TKNO format
also
Change / Delete
SI.2@AI*NEW TEXT - Change OSI item 2 to New text

SI.3@ - Delete OSI item 3
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SSR - Special Service Requirement Ans ID 8601
SI. Function identifier for SSR followed by the specified codes

*SR Displays all Programmatic SSRs only
*SI Displays all SSRs & OSIs
This field is used to request special services from the airlines, to advise ticket numbers, Passport
details, Form of Identification information and any other details to be conveyed to the airline.
The SSR field contains Programmatic SSRs & Manual SSRs. Programmatic SSRs can be requested
for with the AIRIMP codes, Manual SSRs will have free text in a fixed format after the AIRIMP codes.
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PROGRAMMATIC SSRs Ans ID 8601
TICKET NOTIFICATION Ans ID 8601 Help : H/SSR
Ticket Notification takes place when an automated ticket is issued. Ticket numbers are automatically
transmitted to the carriers in either the SSR or OSI format as required.
In case Galileo is unable to send the ticket notification at the time of auto ticketing, an unsolicited
message will be received advising of the same. In this case the ticket numbers should be advised
manually to the carriers concerned using the required format. i.e. OSI or SSR.
Please see GC*200/5/XX for the format to be used (XX is the 2 letter carrier code)
SI.TKNM*09856561231230 Advise ticket numbers where booking contains only 1

passenger
SI.P2/TKNM*12556561231230-124 Advise conjunction ticket numbers for passenger 2
SI.S2-3P1/TKNM*22056561231230 Advise ticket numbers for segments 2 & 3 for passenger 1 only
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MEAL REQUEST Ans ID 8601 Help : H/MEAL
Please see GC*200/9 for meal codes & descriptions for specific meals
SI.AVML Request AVML for all passengers, all segments

SI.SPML*NO ONIONS Request SPML with details for all passengers, all segments
SI.P2/DBML Request DBML for passenger 2, all segments
SI.S2/KSML Request KSML for all passengers, for segment 2
SI.P3S1/FPML Request FPML for passenger 3, segment 1
SI.P1-3.5S3-5/SFML Request SFML for passengers 1, 2, 3 & 5, for segments 3,
4&5
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ASSORTED PROGRAMMATIC SSRs Ans ID 8601 Help : H/ASSC
Please see GC*605/32 for AIRIMP codes & descriptions
SI.P3/BSCT Request BSCT for passenger 3, all segments

SI.P2S1-2/WCHR*ELDERLY Request WCHR with details for passenger 2, segments 1 & 2
SSR CHLD
• It will be associated with a passenger and may contain a date of birth

• If there is more than one passenger in the booking, it will require a single name selection.
• The child date of birth is detailed in optional freeform text at the end of the entry
SI.P2/CHLD*21JUN00 Advise airlines of the presence of a child passenger, along with the date
of birth
Delete
SSR items cannot be changed directly, they would need to be deleted & then the new code requested.
SI.P1@ Delete SSR items for passenger 1, all segments

SI.S3@ Delete SSR items for all passengers, segment 3 only
SI.P2/AVML@ Delete AVML request for passenger 2, all segments
SI.S4-6/KSML@ Delete KSML request for all passengers, segments 4, 5 & 6
SI.ALL@ Delete all SSR items
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MANUAL SSRs Ans ID 8601 / 30904
FOID - Form of Identification to be used at check in Help : H/FOID
SI.SSRFOIDZZHK1/PP-1PATEL/ASHWINMR
Passenger will use passport for airport identification (more FOID entries in H/SSR)
FQTV - Frequent Traveler information Help : H/SSR

(if membership number exceeds 27 characters)
SI.SSRFQTVZZHK1/ZZ1256547656565568576-SHAH/ASHOKMR
GRPF - Group Fare details Help : H/SSR
SI.SSRGRPFZZ FREE TEXT
PCTC - Passenger Emergency Contact Help : H/SSR
SI.SSRPCTCZZHK1/SHETTY JYOTI/US1 510 5557821-1SHETTY/HARSH.WIFE

Passenger‟s emergency contact in the US is Jyoti Shetty
APIS & SFPD - Advanced Passenger Information SSRs & Secure Flight Passenger Data
(used to generate passenger data to airlines & immigration authorities) Help : H/APIS
SI.P2/SSRDOCSZZHK1/P/IN/B12345678/IN/21JUN66/M/23OCT09/PATEL/ASHOK
Passenger 2 / SSR DOCS (passport data) ZZ (airline as per the booking) action code
HK1 (one passenger) / Document type Passport / issued in IN / Passport number /
Indian Passport / Date of Birth / Gender / Passport expiry date / Passenger‟s full name
SI.P1/DOCS*////12JUL66/M//SMITH/JOHN/RICHARD
Add SSR DOCS with Secure Flight Data only with mandatory slash for omitted data
SI.P1/SSRDOCOZZHK1/PARIS FR/V/12345123/LONDON GB/14MAR05/US

Passenger 1 / SSR DOCO (visa information) ZZ (airline as per the booking) action
code HK1 (one passenger) / Born in Paris France / Holds Visa / Visa number / Issued
in London United Kingdom / Issued date/ Valid for travel to USA
SI.P1/SSRDOCAZZHK1/D/DE/234B STRAVINER STRASSE/HANOVER//11718

Passenger 1 / SSR DOCA (address information) ZZ (airline as per the booking) action
code HK1 (one passenger) / Destination address / Country / Street address / Town /
State unknown / Postal Code
Delete
Manual SSR items cannot be changed, they would need to be deleted & then added.
SI.2@ Delete Manual SSR item 2
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SSR REINSTATE Ans ID 16597
SIR Function Identifier

*SIR Display all deleted SSRs
This functionality will provide you with a quick & easy method to Reinstate programmatic associated
SSRs which get cancelled when an air segment is cancelled.
A tab stop will appear when a segment is cancelled, advising the user of the deleted SSRs & that the
same can be reinstated.
The user would, after displaying the deleted SSRs, tab to the end of the SSR to be reinstated, add the
appropriate passenger or segment number & transmit the information.
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VENDOR REMARKS FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/V.
V. Function Identifier to add a Vendor Remark

*VR Display all Vendor Remarks
*VO Display all outgoing Vendor Remarks
*VI Display all Incoming Vendor Remarks
The Vendor Remarks field is used to send requests to the vendors on which immediate replies are
required. This is a multiple item field & can contain a maximum of 99 items. Each item can contain a
maximum 180 characters. Vendor remarks are also used by the various vendors to reply back to the
agent. Vendor remarks can be sent to Airline, Hotel & Car Vendors.
There are two types of Vendor Remarks
VO (Vendor Outgoing Remarks) Sent by the agent to the vendors

VI (Vendor Incoming Remarks) Sent by the vendors to the agent
V.AAI*PLEASE ADVISE COST OF KENNEL
Delete
V.2@ Deletes vendor remark item 2

V.3-5@ Deletes vendor remarks 3, 4 & 5
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MILEAGE MEMBERSHIP FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/M.
M. Function Identifier to add Mileage membership data

*MM Display Mileage membership data
M*ALL Displays a list of all airlines who have a Mileage membership agreement table
M*AI Displays the Mileage membership table for AI & lists those airlines that have an agreement
to accept AI mileage card numbers for Cross Accrual
This field is used to advise the airlines of the Mileage membership details. It is a multiple item field,
each item can contain a minimum of 6 characters & a maximum of 27 characters including the 2
character airline code.
M.AI546372890 Add AI Mileage membership details in a booking with 1 passenger

M.BA87490237653/QF Add BA Mileage membership details with Cross
Accrual for QF (Minimum 1, maximum 10 additional Airlines)
M.P3/AF35975989/KL/DL Add AF Mileage membership details with Cross
Accrual for KL & DL, for passenger 3
M.P2*BA/AA/CX/QF Add Cross Accrual participants AA, CX & QF to a BA
Mileage membership card that has already been added
for passenger 2
Delete
Mileage membership data cannot be changed, it has to be deleted & a new item created.
M.@ Delete all Mileage membership data for all passengers

M.P2@ Delete all Mileage membership data for passenger 2
M.LH@ Delete all LH Mileage membership data for all passengers
M.P3*KL@ Delete all KL Mileage membership data for passenger 3 only
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EXERCISE - To be used for Seat Request
Itinerary Details
Sector BOM ZRH & return
Class Y
Carrier LX
Agency Details
Agency Name XYZ Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 24504545
Passenger Details
Number of passengers 2 Adults
Surname Galileotest
Firstname & Titles Your choice
Ticketing Details
Received Reference
The passenger is making the booking with you.
Complete the booking ensuring that the time limit information is sent to the airline.
Please add an OSI message that this is a training booking to be cancelled soon.
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SEAT REQUEST Ans ID 8595 Help : H/S.
S. Function Identifier to request for a specific or generic seat

*SD Display Seats reserved
SA*S2 Display Seat Availability Map for segment 2
SA*A1C Display Seat Availability Map for the flight on line 1 from the availability in C class
SC* Display the list of all seat characteristics
SC*NWEL Display the description for seat characteristics N, W, E & L
SC*14A Display the description of seat characteristics for seat 14A from the seat map displayed
Specific Seat Request

S.20K Reserve Seat 20K for all segments in a booking of 1 passenger
S.10A-C Reserve Seats 10A, B & C for all segments for all 3 passengers
S.S1/10A Reserve Seat 10A for segment 1 in a booking of 1 passenger
S.P3/20C Reserve Seat 20C for all segments only for passenger 3
S.P1S2-3/10K Reserve Seat 10K for Passenger 1, Segments 2 & 3
S.P1.3S1.3/10A.C Reserve Seats 10A & 10C for passengers 1 & 3 for segments 1 & 3
Generic Seat Request

A Generic seat Request is made when an airline does not permit a specific seat to be requested. A
type of seat is requested based on the seat characteristics.
S.NW Request a Non-smoking Window seat for all passengers, all segments
S.P1/NA Request a Non-smoking Aisle seat for passenger 1, all segments
S.S2/NA Request a Non-smoking Aisle seat for all passengers, segment 2
S.P1-3.5/NW Request a Non-smoking Window seat for passengers 1, 2, 3 & 5, all segments
S.P2-3S1-4/NW Request a Non-smoking Window seat for passengers 2 & 3, for segments 1, 2,
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S.@ Delete all seats reserved for all passengers, all segments
S.P1@ Delete all seats reserved for passenger 1, all segments
S.S2@ Delete all seats reserved for all passengers, for segment 2
S.P2S3@ Delete all seats reserved for passenger 2, for segment 3
S.P1-3.5S2-4.6@ Delete all seats reserved for passengers 1, 2, 3 & 5, for segments 2, 3, 4 & 6
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NOTEPAD FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/NP.

NP. Function Identifier to add on a Notepad Item
*NP Displays all the Notepad items stored
*NPC* Displays all Confidential Notepad items
*NPHA Displays all Historical notepad items with secondary qualifier A
This is a multiple item field that is used to store information for the Travel Agent only. Information
contained here does not get transmitted to the airlines. This field can contain 999 Notepad items, each
item can contain a maximum of 87 characters.
NP.FREE TEXT Create a Notepad Item
NP.C**FREE TEXT Create a Confidential Notepad item, which will only be displayed to the
creating agency
NP.H**FREE TEXT Create a Historical Notepad item, this Notepad would display in the
booking
History when deleted/amended
NP.HA**FREE TEXT Create a Historical Notepad item with a secondary qualifier A
Change / Delete
NP.1@ Delete Notepad item 1
NP.1.3@ Delete Notepad items 1 & 3
NP.1@NEW TEXT Change the first Notepad item
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REVIEW BOOKING FILE FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/RB.
RB. Function Identifier to add on a Review Booking File item

*RB Display all the Review Booking File items
The Review Booking File field works as a reminder for the agent, this does not get transmitted to the
airline. On the date mentioned, the booking will automatically fall onto Queue 12 for reviewing.
This is a multiple item field it can contain a maximum of 10 items, each item can have a maximum of
255 characters of free text.
RB.1DEC*FREE TEXT Create a Review Booking File item to be placed on Queue 12 on the date
specified
Change / Delete
RB.1@ Delete Review Booking File item 1
RB.2@2DEC Change the review date for Review Booking File item 2
RB.@3/1DEC Change the review date of Review Booking File item 3,
with all other fields unchanged
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ADDRESS FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/ADDR
The address field is used by the agent to record the client‟s address for delivering documentation such
as tickets and itinerary/invoices. The address field does not get transmitted to the airline. There are
three different address fields as detailed below.
WRITTEN ADDRESS FIELD Ans ID 8601
W. Function Identifier to add on a Written Address

*AW Display the Written Address
This is a single item field, i.e. only 1 Written Address is permitted to be contained in the Booking File
at a time. This field has a maximum of 5 subfields, each subfield with a maximum of 37 characters.
The Postal code is mandatory & is entered with P/ followed by the postal code.
W.MR ASHWIN KAPOOR*505 GALAXY APARTMENTS*PARLIAMENT STREET*MUMBAI*P/ 400

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W.@MR ASHOK KAPOOR*30 A OASIS APARTMENTS*MARINE
DRIVE*MUMBAI*P/400 021 Change the Written Address Field
W.@1*MR AMIT KAPUR Change the first subfield of the Written Address Field
W.@ Delete the Written Address Field
DELIVERY ADDRESS FIELD Ans ID 8601

D. Function Identifier to add on a Delivery Address
*AD Display the Delivery Address
This is a single item field, i.e. only 1 Delivery Address is permitted to be contained in the Booking File
at a time. This field has a maximum of 6 subfields, each subfield with a maximum of 37 characters.
The Postal code is optional.
D.MEETA SECRETARY*RECEPTION ACMO CORPORATION*MAKER BHAVAN*PARLIAMENT

STREET*CHURCHGATE MUMBAI
Change / Delete
D.@MRS A. KAPOOR*30 A OASIS APARTMENTS*MARINE DRIVE*MUMBAI
Change the Delivery Address Field
D.@1*MR AMIT KAPUR Change the first subfield of the Delivery Address Field
D.@ Delete the Delivery Address Field
RELATED ADDRESS FIELD Ans ID 8601
RA. Function Identifier to add on a Related Address

*AA Display all the Addresses
This is a multiple item field, & can contain upto 10 Related Addresses in the Booking File at a time.
This field has a maximum of 5 subfields, each subfield with a maximum of 37 characters. The Postal
code is mandatory & is entered with P/ followed by the postal code.
RA.SHILPA MATHUR*155 / 5 GARDEN VIEW*EMBASSY DRIVE*DELHI*P/100 020
Change / Delete
RA.1@MR ASHOK KAPOOR*30 A OASIS APARTMENTS*MARINE

DRIVE*MUMBAI*P/400 021 Change the 1st Related Address Item
RA.2@ Delete the 2nd Related Address Item
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ITINERARY REMARKS FIELD Help : H/RI.
RI. Function Identifier to add on an Itinerary Remark

*RI Display all the Itinerary Remarks
*RIU Display all Unassociated Itinerary Remarks only
*RIA Display all Associated Itinerary Remarks only
This field allows an agent to add free text information, which may be relevant to the client‟s itinerary,
information contained here does not get generated to the airline. It is a multiple item field, each item
can contain a maximum of 70 characters. There are 2 types of Itinerary Remarks as below.
UNASSOCIATED ITINERARY REMARKS
Information that applies to the entire Booking is entered as Unassociated Remarks
RI.TEXT Create an Unassociated Remark

RI.TEXT – TEXT Create multiple unassociated Remarks
ASSOCIATED ITINERARY REMARKS
Information that is relevant to a particular segment is entered as an Associated Remark
RI.S2*TEXT Add an Associated Remark to segment 2

RI.S3*TEXT – TEXT Add 2 lines of Associated Remarks for segment 3
Change / Delete
RI.2@ Delete Itinerary Remark 2
RI.3-5@ Delete Itinerary Remarks 3, 4, & 5
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RI.2@NEW TEXT Change the 2 Itinerary Remark to New text
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EBFS - Enhanced Booking File Servicing Ans ID 8601 Help : H/EBFS
RQ. Function Identifier to add an EBFS Request

*RQ Display EBFS Field in the Booking File
RQ*ZZ Display accepted EBFS Keywords for carrier ZZ
EBFS is used when additional Servicing is required from the airline on a particular Booking File. This
is possible only for airlines that provide this facility. On End Transact, in addition to the request being
generated to the airline, the passengers names, full itinerary, agency details, first phone contact also
get generated.
If the request is for a flight segment that is due to depart within the next 24 hours, the request will
automatically be promoted to an Urgent request.
Replies from the airline will get recorded in the Booking & the Booking will be placed on Queue 1 at
the agency.
The Free text space in each EBFS request can contain a maximum of 180 characters.
RQ.GENR/ZZ*FREE TEXT Add a General Request to carrier ZZ
Change / Delete
It is not possible to change an EBFS Request. Deleting an EBFS Request will only delete the same
from the Galileo Booking File & not from the airline PNR.
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HOST EMAILING FUNCTIONALITY Ans ID 4000 / 29532 / 28270 Help : H/EMAIL
Emails can be generated through the host using „EM‟. Regardless of whether the email address is
entered into the phone field or into email specific remarks (MT, MF, and MC), the email is generated
through the same functionality. The email sent is a text version of the itinerary with an attached HTML
version of the Viewtrip itinerary page.
Phone Field Email Format
P.BOME*SUE--LI//GALILEO.COM Email address
(Use -- for underscore “_” and // for @)
Note:
Email addresses having “_” (underscore), must be added in the Phone Field only.
Email Itinerary Format
Email TO Field
MT.TOM-HILL@ACME.COM Add an email TO address
Email FROM Field
MF.TONY.EAST@AGENT.COM Add email FROM address
Email COMMENT Field
(Only one COMMENT permitted for attaching to each Email TO Field)
MC.1@HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY Add or Change email COMMENT for 1st email TO field
Change / Insert / Delete
MT.2@AMY.MOSS@YAHOO.COM Change 2nd email TO address
MT./2@JOSE.RUIZ@HOME.COM Insert after 2nd email TO address
MT.ALL@ Delete all email TO items
MF.ALL@ Delete all email FROM items
MC.2@ Delete 2nd email COMMENT item
MC.ALL@ Delete all email COMMENT items

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Send Email Itinerary

EM Send email to default (1st email address found)
EMALL Send email to all email addresses
EM2 Send email to email address 2
EM1.3.5 Send email to email address 1,3 & 5
EM3-5.8 Send email to email addresses 3 till 5 & 8
ERM Send email to default 1st & retrieve Booking File
ERMALL Send email to all email addresses & retrieve Booking File
EM*HTM Send email with HTML formatted body for email
EM*TXT*PDF Send email with TEXT formatted body for email. A PDF
attachment is included with the email
EM*LANG-FR Send email in French
Steps to send an Email Itinerary
1) Enter Email address as required
2) Add a Received From Field
3) EM To End Transact the Booking File
Important Note :
If entering ERM please complete the Booking File as soon as possible, as the email cannot be sent
while the Booking File is in use.
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PAST DATE QUICK BOOKING FILE RETRIEVAL Ans ID 8601 Help : H/PQ
The Past Date Quick (PDQ) product provides access to Booking Files which have been purged
from the system (purging takes place 4 days after the last segment is completed).
Booking Files which have been purged within the last 60 days, can be immediately retrieved &
dis-played.
Booking Files which have been purged 61 days to 13 months prior will be retrieved & placed on
a default agency queue (Q1, category CPD) within 24 hours.
PQ/R–3S71JL Retrieve BF by record locator
PQ/24JAN07-SHARP/RICHARD Retrieve BF by departure date and name
PQ/01JAN07–31JAN07–PALIN Retrieval by date range (max. 31
days) & name, own Branch
PQ/UA230/13MAR06DEN-BARTH/THOMMR Retrieve BF by Flight number, departure date,
origin (optional) and name
PQ/B/20JAN06-HUNTLEY/DMR Retrieve BF by departure date and name for
all branch locations
Q/1*CPD To open queue number 1 – category CPD to
display purged Booking files
Note:
• Once on queue, PDQ Booking Files are available for 7 days after retrieval, or until removed
(QR)
• A displayed PDQ Booking File will not remain in the system if it is ignored (I) before being
placed on queue. It must be requested again.
• Retrieval entries always yield a Similar/duplicate Name List. One or more names may appear
on the list even when an exact match exists.
• To retrieve a Booking File from a list, tab to the required name and press [Enter]
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PRINTING OPTIONS Ans ID 8601

To be able to obtain printouts from the system, the Terminal needs to be Linked to the printer.
PRINTER LINKAGE
HMLD Display linkage of Terminal
HMLMEC7123DI Link terminal to Itinerary printer GTID EC7123
HMOMEC7123-U Change printer Status to UP mode
HMOMEC7123-ITN Assign printer for Itinerary prints
HMLMEC7124DA Link terminal to MIR device GTID EC7124
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There are three types of Prints that can be obtained from the system.
PRINTABILITY Ans ID 8595

P- Function Identifier followed by the Booking File field to be printed
P-*ALL Print all the fields of the Booking File with the exception of history
P-*H Print the history of the retrieved Booking File
P-*GALPNR Print un-retrieved Booking File
SCREEN PRINTS
Ctrl + B Print active Focalpoint Screen
Ctrl + X Print all Focalpoint Screens
ITINERARY INVOICE PRINTS

TKPDID Print Itinerary of retrieved Booking File
(The Itinerary Print decodes the information before printing)
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EXERCISE - Optional Fields & Printing

Itinerary Details
Class Y
Carrier LX
Agency Details
Agency Name Best Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 66210013
Passenger Details
Number of passengers 4 – 2 Adults, 1 Child & 1 Infant
Surname Galileotest
Firstname & Titles Your own
Ticketing Details
Received Reference
Please end & retrieve the booking ensuring that the time limit information is sent to the airline.
Additional Details
Meals - Passenger 1 Diabetic Meal
- Passenger 2 Kosher Meal
- Passenger 3 Child Meal (Hamburger)
- Passenger 4 Infant Meal
Seats Nonsmoking, Window, Suitable for a Baby Cradle
(Ensure BSCT requested in the SSR field)
Notepad Passengers to pay by cheque
Passenger requires Foreign Exchange to be arranged
Mileage - Passenger 1 LX56787987812
- Passenger 2 SQ85212459034
Review Booking 2 months before departure to check status of visa
Printing
Take a print of all the fields as well as an itinerary print.
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ITINERARY MODIFIERS Help : H/IMU

An Itinerary Print, by default will produce 1 print for all the passengers for the entire itinerary. If so
desired, individual itineraries can be obtained, for specific segments, for certain passengers only, by
the use of the Itinerary Modifiers.
IMU Function Identifier

IMUD* Display stored Itinerary Modifiers
II Individual Itineraries per passenger

P Passenger Select
S Segment Select
N Number of Itinerary prints
IMUII Print separate itinerary per passenger

IMUP1.3 Print the names of passengers 1 & 3 only (all other passenger details will print)
IMUII/P2 Print Individual itinerary only for passenger 2
IMUS2.4-6 Print segments 2, 4, 5 & 6 only
IMUN3 Print 3 copies of the itinerary
Delete / Change
IMU@ Delete all Itinerary modifiers
IMUII@ Delete Individual Itinerary modifier
IMUP@ Delete Passenger Select modifier
IMUS@ Delete Segment Select modifier
IMUN@ Delete Number of copies modifier
IMUP@2 Change Passenger select modifier to print itinerary of passenger 2
IMUS@2.4 Change Segment select modifier to print itinerary for segment 2 & 4
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PRINTING PROBLEMS Ans ID 581

There may be times when an Itinerary does not get printed, the following steps need to be followed
to then obtain the printouts.
HMLD Check Printer Linkage

HMOMDAD123-U Change printer status to UP mode on printer DAD123 (when status is “D”)
HQCDAD123 Check items pending to print on printer DAD123
HQXDAD123 Delete the pending items if not required from printer DAD123
HQSDAD123 Quick start the printer DAD123
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EXERCISE – To be used for Divide Function

Itinerary Details
Class Y
Carrier LX
Agency Details
Agency Name Fast Track Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 6120411
Passenger Details
Surname Galileotest
Firstname & Titles DivideoneMr & DividetwoMrs
Ticketing Details
Received Reference
Please end & retrieve the booking ensuring that the time limit information is sent to the airline.
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DIVIDE FUNCTION Ans ID 8601 Help : H/DIVIDE
The Divide Function is used to split a multi-passenger Booking File, when itinerary changes are
required for only some of the passengers.
The Divide function is not restricted on Galileo, but there are some carriers that have opted not to
receive the Divide message. View GC*200/35 for this list.
o No changes can be made to the Booking File until the Divide procedure is
completed. An Infant cannot be singled out for the Division
o Once the Divide is completed, the Booking Files Cannot be merged
o A new Booking File Field that contains a list of all the related Bookings gets added –
Divided Bookings Field
o The history of the Parent Booking File gets copied into the Child Booking File
o A cross reference of the 2 Booking files is recorded in the Notepad field as well as in the
Divided Bookings Field
o It is not possible to Divide a Booking File with Open segments
o e-Tickets will also be divided & attached to the respective passenger‟s Booking File
With reference to Divided Bookings, the following terms are used:
PARENT Parent booking from which all others have been divided.
CHILD Booking which has been divided from the parent.
GRANDCHILD Booking which has been subsequently divided from a child booking.
Divide Procedure
1. DP2-3 Divide the specified passengers from the Booking File, who require changes
2. R.MINA Enter the received from field with the name of the person who has asked for the divide
3. F To File the divided Booking
4. R.MINA Enter the received from field with the name of the person who has asked for the divide
5. E or ER End the Transaction
Retrieve the Child Booking File & check if a Vendor Locator has been returned. It is important that the
Booking File has a Vendor Locator before making any changes
6. Retrieve the Child Booking File & add the following Vendor Remark
End the transaction.
V.AYY*DVD PNR PLSE CFM AND ADVZ NEW PNR
7. Retrieve the Child Booking File & make any applicable modifications (Ensure that the Booking
File has a Vendor Locator before making any changes)
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BOOKING FILE HISTORY Ans ID 867 Help : H/HISTORY

As soon as an agent has End Transacted a new Booking File, a history of that Booking File is created.
Each subsequent change to the Booking File is recorded in the history. The history of the entire
Booking File can be displayed or specific fields only can be displayed.
History can be divided into 3 parts
o Itinerary History
o Customer Data History
o Booking File Function History
*H Display Entire History

*HI Display History of Itinerary
*HCD Display History of Customer Data fields
*HSI Display History of Service Information
H/*H For more history display entries

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QUEUES Ans ID 8453 Help : H/Q

Queues are an electronic storage area for Booking Files & Messages, which need to be processed.
Booking Files & Messages wait in the Queues until someone looks at them & carries out the required
servicing.
Queues are broadly of 2 types, Message Queues & Booking File Queues.
MESSAGE QUEUES Ans ID 8453

There are 2 Message Queues, Supervisory – SPV & General Messages – GEN
A Supervisory sign on only can view messages on the SPV Queue, whereas all levels of sign ons can
view the messages on the GEN Queue.
Creating & Sending Messages Help : H/BFSG

Messages can be sent by any Galileo user either to their own agency, branch offices or even to
another Galileo agency.
1. Type the message in the Notepad field

Eg. NP.ATTN STAFF ON DUTY
NP.PLEASE VIEW GC*13/51 FOR THE BSP CARRIERS
2. Send the message to the GEN Queue

QEM Place message on GEN Queue in own agency
QEM/OQ4 Place message on GEN Queue of agency OQ4
Send the message to the SPV Queue

QES Place message on SPV Queue in own agency
QES/OQ4 Place message on SPV Queue of agency OQ4
Working Message Queues Help : H/QM
QM Sign into the General Message Queue
QS Sign into the Supervisory Message Queue
QEMI Place General Message back on Queue & view the next
QESI Place Supervisory Message back on Queue
QRM Remove current message from GEN Queue & view the next
QRS Remove current message from SPV Queue & view the next
QX Sign out of Queue
QX + QRM Sign out of Queue & remove current message from GEN Queue
QX + QRS Sign out of Queue & remove current message from SPV Queue
QX + QEMI Sign out of Queue & retain current message in GEN Queue
QX + QESI Sign out of Queue & retain current message in SPV Queue
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BOOKING FILE QUEUES Ans ID 8453

There are 100 Booking File Queues (Queue numbering from 0 –99), out of this the first 26 are
Preassigned or Programmatic Queues on which replies from airlines/vendors would reflect. It works
like a mailing system from the airlines. The remaining 74 queues are for use by the agency & can be
assigned by the agency. The Queues are numbered from 0 –99.
QPB* Displays the list of functions of all the Help : H/QPB
queues & the number of bookings on the queues
QPB*10 Displays the function of queue 10 & the number of bookings on it
QCA Count the bookings & messages on queues Help : H/BFQC
QCB Count the bookings only on queues 0 & 1
QCM Count the messages on GEN queue
QCS Count the messages on SPV queue
QLD/7 List all names of bookings on Queue 7 Help : H/QLD
QLD/10/T List all names of bookings on Queue 10 with the date & time stamp when queued
Q/99+*RL-GALPNR Sign in to queue 99 & display specified record locator
Placing a Booking File on Queue Help : H/QEB

QEB Place current Booking File on own queue 1
QEB/77 Place current Booking File on own queue 77
QEB/OQ4 Place current Booking File on queue 1 of agency OQ4
QEB/OQ4/80 Place current Booking File on queue 80 of agency OQ4
Working Booking File Queues Help : H/BFQ

Q/20 Sign into queue 20 of own agency
I Place current Booking File back on queue & view the next
QR Remove current Booking File from queue & view the next
QX Sign out of Queue
QX + I or QXI Sign out of Queue & place current Booking File back on queue
QX + QR Sign out of Queue & remove current Booking File from queue
Queue Sort Help : H/QSOR

QSORT90/95 Sort all bookings from queue 90 to queue 95 in own PCC in date order of the first
active segment
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ACTION ADVICE CODES Ans ID 2087 Help : H/STATUS
ADVICE
EXPLANATION ACTION REQUIRED
CODES
Have Sold in real time, airline inventory
HS adjusted Will change to HK on End
SS Sold within this transaction Will change to HK on End
NN Need request Will change to PN on End
Will change based on reply from
PN Pending need, awaiting confirmation airline
Will change based on reply from
LL Waitlist requested airline
KK Booking confirmed from PN @1HK
KL Booking confirmed from HL @1HK
TK Time change for a confirmed flight @1HK
TL Time change for a witlisted flight @1HL
TN Time change for a requested flight @1HN
NO No action taken, no inventory held @1XK
HX Have Cancelled (by airline) @1XK
UC Unable to confirm, flight closed @1XK
UN Unable to confirm, no operation @1XK
US Unable to confirm, have waitlisted @1HL
UU Unable to confirm, have waitlisted @1HL
Have Sold, airline has sold a segment in
@1HK
HS a Galileo Booking
Have Requested, airline has requested
@1HN
HA their own segment in a Galileo Booking
Have Waitlisted, airline has waitlisted
@1HL
HW their own segment in a Galileo Booking
Passive segments AK / AL / AN / BK / BL / BN have to be removed from the Booking with the entry
@1XK
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CHANGE SEGMENT STATUS Ans ID 1534 Help : H/CSS
@ALL Change status of all segments as required.

(Based on their current status codes, air itinerary segments, seat requests, and SSRs
are updated, or cancelled & removed from a Galileo Booking File as per existing rules
for Status Code changes as follows)
@1HK Change status of segment 1 to HK

@1.3-5HK Change status of segment 1, 3, 4 & 5 to HK
@3XK Change status to XK (flight segment removed from booking)
Change Segment Status

Segment Type
From To
TK
Air (confirmed) KK HK
KL
UU
Air (Waitlisted) HL
US
Seats (confirmed) KK HK
SSR (confirmed) KK HK
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GALILEO 360o FARES

G - Guaranteed preferred content from airline partners
A - ATPCO fare rules fully validated
L - Leading the industry in automated Fares & Rules uploading
I - Improved processing of surcharges, enhanced rules text and automated routing information
L - Latest information available from a comprehensive database of millions of fares
E - Ensures fares quoted exactly as filed by carriers
O - On going commitment to setting higher Industry standards
3 - 3 parts - Airline Public Fares, Agency Private Fares, Airline Private Fares
6 - 6 basic ways to use
0 - 0 Manual intervention in Fares uploading
F - Fully automated solution

A - Ability to work out most complex routings with ease & accuracy
R - Records all the rule data updated by the airlines
E - Enhancements like passenger type age modifiers, Passenger Type Code
(PTC) lookups, more concise route displays to name a few
S - Sum up – GALILEO 360o FARES LEADS THE WAY
Fares are divided into 3 main sections

Fare Display
Fare Quote
Focalpoint Shopping
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FARE DISPLAY Ans ID 8598 Help : H/FD
FD Function Identifier
Fare Display provides - Point to point fares (city pairs)

- Upto 249 fares per display
- Display in low to high order & v.v.
- North American Fare Display (Fares within USA, Canada, Puerto Rico
& US Virgin Islands) International Fare Display (for fares throughout the
rest of the world)
FDBOMLHR Fare display from Mumbai to London

FD1MAYDELFRA Fare display from Delhi to Frankfurt for 1May
FDV1MAYDELFRA/LH Fare display Validated against rule restrictions for the outbound
date specified
FDV1MAY20MAYBLRDXB/EK Fare display Validated against rule restrictions for the outbound &
inbound dates specified
FD10DEC10BOMFRA/LH Fare Display for Historical date (carrier & year must be included,
displays up to 1 year prior)
FDBOMBOM-RTW Fare Display for RTW fares (Round The World)
FDBOMBOM-CTF Fare Display for CTF fares (Circle Trip Fares)
Search Qualifiers
These search qualifiers can be used at the end of the above FD entries or as a follow up entry.
FD/EK Update active Fare Display for a particular carrier, upto 3 carriers
FD/2 Update active Fare Display to show the ½ RT NUCs
FD/X Updates active Fare Display to High to Low order
FD-OW Update active Fare Display to show only the specified type of journey fares
FD@SPCLS Update active Fare Display to show the Special fares
FD*PTC Update active Fare Display to show fares filed for all passenger types other than
Adults
FD/BA-B Update active Fare Display for the specified booking class (Carrier has to
be specified)
FD:NUC Update active Fare Display to show the fares in NUCs
FD:USD Update active Fare Display to convert fares into an alternate currency using BSR
FD::USD Update active Fare Display to show fares filed in an alternate currency
FD:LOC Convert the NUC or Alternate currency display back into Local currency
FD.T1MAR11 Update active Fare Display to show fares that meet with the Ticketing date
mentioned
FDDLHR Update active Fare Display to show fares with a new destination as London
FDOBOM Update active Fare Display to show fares with a new Origin as Mumbai
FD/A Update active Fare Display to include the approximate taxes
FD/Q Update active Fare Display to include the Q surcharges
Follow up entries
FN*2 Display Fare Notes by paragraph header for the fare on line 2
FN*2/P5.7-10 Display Fare Notes text of paragraphs 5, 7, 8, 9 &10
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FN*2/5.7-10 Display Fare Notes text of paragraphs 5, 7, 8, 9 &10

FN*3/ALL Display all Fare Notes text for the fare on line 3
FN*3/S Display Fare Rules Summary for the fare on line 3
FN*3/DATE Display Fare Rules text of the DATE category for the fare on line 3
FN*3/DISC Display Fare Rules text of the DISC category for the fare on line 3
FR*1 Display the Permitted Routings for the Routing based fare on line 1
FM*3 Display Mileage Surcharge table for the Mileage based fare on line 3
FDC*5 Display booking classes applicable for the fare on line 5
FDC*5//KL Display booking classes applicable for Interlining carrier KL
FH*5 Display Foot note details & add-on fare construction details as filed by the carrier
FU* Display Unsaleable fares
AV Converts current Fare Display into Availability Display
FDA Converts Availability Display into Fare Display
Indian Domestic Fare Display

In addition to the above entries to display Indian Domestic fares, the below entries are also available.
FDBOMDEL::USD Display Indian Domestic fares filed in alternate currency USD

FDBOMGOI/B Display Indian Domestic Base fares without the tax inclusion
North American Fare Display

In addition to most of the above entries that can be used to access North American Fares, the following
entries are also available.
FDJFKYYZ*VAC Display VUSA fares Help : H/FTAD
Passenger Type Codes Help : H/PTC

New Industry 3 character PTCs & descriptions as defined by ATPCo & which are used on Fare Display
& Fare Quote can be obtained from the system as detailed below.
PTC List of all 3 letter PTC codes with descriptions

PTC/E Display list of codes starting with the letter E
PTD/VISIT Search for code by description
Infolink Fares Help : H/L@

Infolink Fares is a procedure to link into an airlines fares system & display the fares as they would
appear in that airline‟s system.
L@AF/FDBOMCDG/AF Link into AF & display fares from BOM to CDG
L@AF/MD Move down to next screen on AF‟s Fare display
Air Pass
FDQMXQMY Display Star Alliance AirPass fares (QMX QMY is the city pair which must
be used, carriers, dates will differ)
FDPARVIE*SKY::USD Display Skyteam Europe Pass fares (*SKY & ::USD must be used,
carriers, dates, sectors will differ)
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EXERCISE - Fare Display
1) What is the entry to display a fare from BLR to FRA on LH?

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2) Write the follow up entry to check the return fare.

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3) Please mention if the fare is Mileage based or Routing based.

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4) If it is a routing based fare, mention any one permitted routing.

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5) How would you check a return fare display from BOM to SIN on SQ for a child in business class?
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6) What is the entry to see a round the world fare on AC?

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7) How would you check a code for an infant with a seat (please mention the code)?
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8) How would you redisplay the fare list?

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9) What is the entry to display the GBP fare for BOM LON on BA ?
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10) What is the entry to access the paragraph for stopover rules for the fare on line 4?
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11) Display all fare notes/rules for fare on line 4.

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12) Change the boarding point/origin to MAA.

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EXERCISE - To Obtain Fare Quote

Itinerary Details
- Onward 7 days after outbound date
- Return 5 days later
Sector BOM VIE
VIE LON
LON BOM
Class Y
Carrier OS
Agency Details
Agency Name Reynolds Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 37520411
Passenger Details
Surname Galileotest
Residence contact 27163678
Ticketing Details
Tickets to be issued 15 days prior to departure.
Received Reference
Please ensure that the time limit information is sent to the airline.
Additional Details
Meals - Passenger 1 Seafood Meal
- Passenger 2 Diabetic Meal
Seats - Passenger 1 Nonsmoking, Window
- Passenger 2 Nonsmoking, Aisle
Passport Details
- Passenger 1 Passport Number : A136456
Date of Birth : 09 May 71
Date of Passport Expiry : 15 Oct 20
Notepad Passengers to pay by credit card
Review Booking 2 months before departure to check status of visa
Itinerary Remarks Enter the Total Flying Time
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FARE QUOTE Ans ID 8598 / 28152 Help : H/FQ
FQ Function Identifier
Fare Quote calculates
o The price for a booked itinerary
o The appropriate fare taking into account all fare rules & fare construction
principles
o Maximum 16 segments
o Maximum 8 Fare Components
o Maximum 99 passengers in a single entry
o Maximum 6 PTCs per entry
o A stopover where connections are 24 hours or more for International Fare Quote & 4
hours or more for North American Fare Quote
FQ Quote lowest possible fare for the booked itinerary Ans ID 2960
FQA Quote Alternate fares for the booked itinerary Ans ID 1066
FQBB Quote Best Buy fare available Ans ID 2961
Fare Quote Qualifiers

FQ Quote all segments, all passengers as either Adults or Infants (as
specified)
FQP1-2.3*C07.4 Quote Passengers 1 & 2 as Adults, 3 as a Child of 7 years, 4 as an
Infant
(Adults & Infants are identified by the system), all segments
FQS1-4.6 Quote Segments 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6, all passengers
FQ*C05/ACC Quote for a child accompanied by an adult in a separate Booking File
FQ@BLXAP Fare Quote all segments with Fare Basis BLXAP
FQ**PTC Quote ONLY the specified PTC fare, even if higher
FQ.H1OCT11 Quote Historical fare as per ticketing date specified, with current day
taxes (used for partial reissues)
FQ.T1OCT11 Quote Historical fare and taxes as per date specified (used for partial
reissues)
Follow up Entries
*FF Display a summary of all Filed Fares
FQL1 Display fare construction in ladder format (only fare quoted in current
transaction)
*FF2 Display fare construction in linear format of the 2nd Filed Fare
FQN Display fare components of the fare quote before ending
FN2 Display Fare Notes by paragraph header for fare component 2 before ending
FN2/P7-8.10 Display Fare Notes text of paragraphs 7, 8 &10 before ending
FN2/ALL Display all Fare Notes text before ending
*NTD1 Display Net Ticket Data of Filed Fare 1, which is a CAT35 fare
*NTD1/D Display the Detailed Net Ticket Data of Filed Fare 1
F*Q Display Fare Quote field in linear format when fare cannot be filed, or from
Alternate Fare Quote response
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Cancel Filed Fares

FX1 Cancel Filed Fare 1
FX1.3 Cancel Filed Fares 1 & 3
FXALL Cancel all Filed Fares
Fare Quote Status Codes

A Auto Priced Airline Private Fare Guaranteed
B Built Fare, manually input by the agent Not Guaranteed
C System generated Fare
(Agent‟s responsibility to ensure advance purchase, reservations & ticketing restrictions are
met)
G Guaranteed Fare
I Invalid Fare (due to itinerary change)
M Manual Fare Not Guaranteed
(Fare amendment inputs or Fare Quote Qualifiers used)
N Non Guaranteed Fare
(When quoted outside IATA Europe & not ticketed in the same transaction)
P Private Fare Not Guaranteed
R Fare Restored by agent for re-ticketing Not Guaranteed
Fare Calculation Mode Indicator
0 Guaranteed
1 Built / Manual
2 Guaranteed but modified
4 Private fares
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AUTOMATED PLATING CARRIER LOGIC (APCL)

Galileo has implemented Automated Plating Carrier Logic to assist the carrier selection at the time of
fare quote, to ensure applicable YQ/ YR taxes and PFC charges (if applicable) are quoted for a
Booking File.
Plating Carrier selection is a vital component of any fare quote request, and determines how the
Galileo system applies carrier specific YQ/ YR taxes and North American Passenger Facility Charges
(PFCs).
Benefits of APCL
 1) Eliminates the need to input a Plating Carrier in FQ & FS entries
Accurate fare quotes to be returned to the user without the need for manually entering plating carrier
details. This enhancement applies to all Fare Quote and Fares Shopping commands, including Fare
Quote SuperBB™.
 Automatically selects the Plating Carrier as filed in the fare rules
Booking File Validation Process & Reduction of Plating Carrier violation. A single ticket can be used to
travel on the services of more than one airline; not all airlines, however, are in a position to accept
tickets issued on behalf of another carrier. Interline Agreements are signed between carriers and
determine which other airline tickets will be accepted for passenger travel. Failure to validate interline
ticket acceptance between carriers can result in denied passenger carriage.
 Greater accuracy in Fare pricing, thus reducing the chances of ADMs
Reduction of ADMs due to incorrect YQ / YR quotation.
The selection of carrier plating can be overridden at the time of fare quote, if so required, however it
can result in ADMs or denied passenger carriage.
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Plating Carrier Selection Rules

When determining the plating carrier, the Galileo system will analyse the itinerary and make the
required selection based on the following rules:
A) If the journey is:
· Wholly within a country (or)
· Wholly between Canada and the USA (or)
· Wholly within the area comprising Denmark, Norway and Sweden
The validating carrier selected will be the carrier supplying the first sector(first coupon) for
transportation
B) If the journey is not one of the above and:

· Involves transportation between Area 1 and Area 3 via Area 2
The validating carrier selected will be the carrier performing
transatlantic transportation
· Involves transportation between IATA traffic conference (TC) areas

The validating carrier selected will be the carrier performing the first
transportation between TC areas
· Involves transportation wholly within a TC area

The validating carrier selected will be the carrier that performs the first
transportation between IATA sub-areas
· Involves transportation wholly within a single IATA sub-area

The validating carrier selected will be the carrier that performs the first
international transportation
C) If the sector that determines plating carrier is a surface sector, use the first carrier on the ticket
At time of validation, the Galileo system will

1) Also ensure that the chosen carrier is present in the authorized plating carrier fields of the
requesting agency or ticketing agency, if designated.
2) Ensure that the chosen carrier has active interline agreements with all other carriers present in
the itinerary as booked.
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Note :
 Plating carrier cannot be changed once stored in a Filed Fare using APCL
 Ticketing agency cannot be changed once stored in a Filed Fare using APCL
 Fare will not be quoted if agency not authorized to ticket on applicable carrier
 Fare will not be quoted if interline agreement fails
For the correct plating carrier to be selected, 360o Fares needs to know the ticketing agency. If the
ticketing agency is different from the faring agency, the faring agency has the option of specifying the
ticketing agency by using the ticketing agency modifier (TAxxxx)
Using APCL
FQ - Ticketing Agency (Own PCC or pre-defined in HMCT or TKAG fields)
FQTA3I8U - Ticketing Agency is 3I8U
APCL enhancements
All Fares and Shopping requests for all agency customers and Plating Carrier Logic will default to
Electronic Ticket when no ticketing modifier is input.
 Electronic Ticketing is the default assumption for all fares request, shopping entries and
Plating Carrier Logic
 Fare quotes that default to ET will be returned with the “E-TKT REQUIRED” message
 Allow a GSA to be selected as plating carrier for an approved carrier in its GSA alliance when
down-line interline air segments exist in the itinerary that meet all interline agreements between
the GSA and its alliance, but would otherwise require a segment of the plating carrier to be part
of the itinerary. Ans ID 32739
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BEST BUY (BB) BY CABIN Ans ID 2961
Fare Quote Best Buy by Cabin, has been introduced to enable a Best Buy request to return fares „by
cabin‟ or class, as specified by the requester. This is available for all itinerary types, International &
North American.
This Best Buy process includes fares for the cabin specified and fares that are filed allowing free
upgrade to a higher cabin & is available for all Best Buy transactions.
Galileo 360o Fares will

1) Process the best buy request per normal Best Buy processing, returning the best
available fare for the cabin requested.
2) Only return a fare associated with the requested cabin, if fares for the requested cabin
are not available, an error message will be returned, fares in a different cabin will not be
returned.
Double plus signs (end item) followed by a hyphen (-) will be used to indicate that a cabin type is being
requested, followed by the cabin identifier.
FQBB++-FIRST
Entry: Description:
FQBB Best Buy Processing
++ Availability Processing
- Cabin Modifier
FIRST Required Cabin
Entry: Explanation:
FQBB++-ECON Best Buy Available lowest Economy class fare
FQBA++-BUSNS Best Buy Regardless of Availability, lowest Business class fare
FQBC++-FIRST Best Buy Compare, lowest First class cabin Available
The 5 cabin modifiers are:
-PREMF Premium First Class

-FIRST First Class
-BUSNS Business Class
-PREME Premium Economy
-ECON Economy (includes economy fare type such as Excursion,
special, promotional etc.)
-AB „By Cabin‟ As Booked
Pricing modifiers can be used in combination with the cabin modifier.
FQBB++-BUSNS/PE50
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TRAVELPORT GALILEO FARE GUARANTEE POLICY Ans ID 9617
Effective: 09 June 2011
Nature of Guarantee
This document describes the Fare Guarantee Policy (the "Policy") which Travelport Galileo applies to
review claims for the reimbursement of debit memos issued by airlines ("ADM(s)" or "debit memo(s)").
Although under no obligation, Travelport Galileo will cover the cost of debit memos issued by airlines
that meet the standards identified in this Policy. Travelport Galileo will review such claims on a case-
by-case basis and will take the criteria outlined in this Policy into consideration as it determines
whether to reimburse the cost of such debit memos. This Policy supersedes and replaces the
Travelport Galileo Fare Guarantee Policy, dated May 1, 2006.
In no event should this Policy be construed to, or relied upon, to guarantee the lowest fare. Rather,
this Policy represents a good-faith effort on the part of Travelport Galileo to promote fare accuracy at
the time of ticketing.
This Policy is not intended to be legally binding or create any contractual relationships between
Travelport Galileo and any third party. This Policy is a policy only and the word "Guarantee" is not to
be construed under any law as having any legally binding effect. This Policy is a stand-alone
document and does not form any amendment or addendum to any existing agreement between
Travelport Galileo and any of its Subscriber travel agencies ("Subscribers"), sales and marketing
offices ("SMOs"), national distribution companies ("NDCs") or their clients or customers.
This Policy may be amended from time to time or withdrawn by Travelport Galileo at its sole discretion
and without prior notice by or any liability to Travelport Galileo.
Payment of Claims
All ADMs will be reviewed and considered according to the provisions of this Policy for validation.
Approval by Travelport Galileo is required before payment will be released (assuming an ADM is
approved). Provided that ADMs submitted to Travelport Galileo qualify for review under this Policy,
Travelport Galileo will use its reasonable commercial efforts to process an ADM within 45 days of
receiving documentation supporting the submission. If the SMO/NDC chooses to pay any ADMs
before receiving approval from Travelport Galileo, the SMO/NDC accepts the risk of not being
reimbursed if the ADM is subsequently not approved by Galileo. ADMs submitted without the specified
supporting documentation or outside the scope of this Policy will not be considered for payment.
General Provisions - Eligibility and requirements for investigation and reimbursement
This Policy covers ticketed fare quotes that are automatically produced by the Travelport Galileo 360
Fares™ system on both the Travelport Galileo® (1G) and Apollo® (1V) reservation systems. The Fare
Code Indicators (on Apollo) and Fare Status Indicators (on Travelport Galileo) used on tickets are the
source of reference for determining if the ticketed fare might qualify under this Policy. A debit memo
will be considered for reimbursement only if it meets all of the following guarantee criteria:
1. The ADM is issued against a ticket that was automatically priced and ticketed on the Travelport
Galileo or Apollo reservations systems;
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2. The ADM has been (i) submitted either by a Subscriber and logged by the SMO/NDC via the ADM
GUI or directly to Travelport Galileo by an air carrier (through Travelport Galileo's Direct Submission
program); and (ii) received by Travelport Galileo no later than one (1) year from the date of ticket
issuance.
3. The following information must be submitted for a debit memo to receive consideration for
reimbursement. The absence of any of the following may disqualify or delay resolution of a debit
memo:
a. A copy of the original debit memo (or electronic equivalent), and backup sheets (stating the
debit memo reason);
b. A copy of the Apollo/Travelport Galileo issued ticket;
c. The "ticketing" agency Apollo/Travelport Galileo Pseudo City Code;
d. The agency contact (Name/Address/ Pseudo City Code/email address for correspondence);
and
e. Such other information as Travelport Galileo may reasonably require.
General Exclusions - What is not covered by this Policy:
Travelport Galileo will not consider reimbursement for any debit memos arising from, or related to, any
of the following situations (including, but not limited to):
1. Errors in the data received from filing suppliers.
2. Airline fare filing or other airline initiated fare errors
3. Misuse by the carrier of surcharge fields
4. Shopping results
5. Any queries related to fare displays
6. A result that is not the lowest available fare
7. Future travel (i.e., travel that is not yet completed), itineraries that are not flown or that are
cancelled
8. Airline issued tickets (including those issued as a result of manual TODs, PTAs and Automated
MCOs).
9. Changes to the itinerary en route or exchanged tickets (in such cases debit memos will only be
covered if they are claimed against the new ticket).
10. Non fares charges & surcharges (e.g. paper ticket charges, baggage charges, commissions, debit
memo processing fees and other airline service fees.). YQ & YR service fees will not be considered
unless filed through the ATPCO automated YQ/YR facility.
11. Debit memos caused by limitations in the Travelport Galileo or Apollo systems or disagreements
on interpretation of fare rules
12. Manually constructed fares:
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Manually created fare quotes - use of fill-in-formats, Fare Identification Codes (where the rules are
overwritten), pricing modifiers (such as stopover, connections, break points, and discount modifiers) or
any override or manipulation of the itinerary and pricing applications will not be covered.
13. Altered tickets:
Any ticket field or document altered or modified by erasure, handwriting, correction fluid, typing, or by
the use of software or any other means will not be covered. Use of revalidation stickers is not
considered a ticket alteration as long as the revalidation was done prior to the start of travel and in
accordance with the rules applicable to the fare.
14. Eligibility of Passenger Types:
While certain fares obtained by the use of Passenger Identification Codes (PICs, PTCs or PDs) are
covered by this Policy, the eligibility of the passenger for such a fare cannot be guaranteed.
15. Non validated rules or conditions
Rules or restrictions that cannot be validated during the fare quote are not covered, such as charges
related to itinerary changes, refunds and penalties, minimum group size and tour payments.
16. Tariff, Rules, Text and Supplemental Displays
This Policy applies only to automatic fare quotes at the time of ticketing. Information on fare quote
displays (including Tax and PFCs) are not covered.
17. Negotiated Fares
Ticketed fare quotes related to negotiated/private fare structures such as net, bulk, non-public,
consolidator, contract/corporate or negotiated rates are not covered. Ticketed fare quotes related to
negotiated fare structures used in net remit and net report (Bulk and Inclusive Tour) tickets are not
covered.
18. Reservations made in bad faith
Where a Subscriber has intentionally made a reservation for fares, where reasonable inquiry by that
Subscriber would show that such fares had been
incorrectly quoted through the Travelport Galileo or Apollo systems, it is, in Travelport Galileo's
opinion, a reservation made by the Subscriber in bad faith, including any abuse of the plating carrier
function.
The foregoing list of ineligible debit memo submissions is representative rather than an exhaustive
explanation of grounds for denial of reimbursement under this Policy. Travelport Galileo reserves the
right to amend this list at its sole discretion and without prior notice by or liability to Travelport Galileo.
Any decision to honor a debit memo shall be entirely at the discretion of Travelport Galileo.
Please only send ADMs that are covered by this Policy, and forward all requested ADM
documentation to: adm@travelport.com
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EXERCISE - To Obtain Fare Quote
Itinerary Details
- Return 7 days after outbound date
Sector DEL FRA & return
Class Y
Carrier OS
Agency Details
Agency Name Highway Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 33774098
Passenger Details
Number of passengers 4 - 2 Adults, 1 Child aged 4 yrs & 1 Infant aged 3 months
Surname Galileotest
Ticketing Details
Received Reference
Please ensure that the time limit information is sent to the airline.
Additional Details
Meals - Passenger 1 & 2 Vegetarian Meals
- Passenger 3 Child Meal
- Passenger 4 Baby Meal
Seats Bassinet Seats
Notepad Passengers require a hotel booking
Review Booking 4 days before departure to remind the passengers of the departure time
Mileage - Passenger 1 LH5434326987
Written Address A-404, Paradise Apartment, Plot no. 4,
40 I.P. Extension, New Delhi-110040
Fare Quote Take a Fare Quote for all the passengers as per their passenger
descriptions
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FOCALPOINT SHOPPING Ans ID 8598 Help : H/FS

Focalpoint Shopping provides the ability to search and book scheduled air fares within the cryptic
environment by providing a new method of accessing the Galileo Low Fare Shopping Tool.
The new functionality merges the manual comparison of tariff data and seat availability into a single
request giving faster access to lower fares, and enables more complex and tailored searches with the
use of modifiers.
• Focalpoint® Shopping is able to interrogate all public, private and net fare content housed
within the Galileo 360º Fares database
• Up to 8 flight segments are handled by a single request
• Up to 9 passengers can be included in each transaction
• One-way, round-trip, single and double open-jaw itineraries supported
• Low Fare Searches can be performed without the need for booked itinerary
• Pricing and Availability Modifiers can be used to influence the search process and provide
customized results
• Rebooking the desired pricing option is performed using FSKn
• Fare details (fare construction) can be displayed using *FSn
• Fare rules can be obtained by using FQNn
• Additional itinerary options are retrieved using MORE*n
• Return to the first (or parent) pricing option screen FS*
• Return to the previous (where applicable) screen FS-
Commands
Focalpoint Shopping Without Booked Itinerary
As with booked itinerary requests, the shopping command is prefixed with the transaction code FS,
followed by a minimum of an origin city/airport code, date of travel and a destination city/airport code:
Input Format: Description:
FSLON10JANDXB One-way journey
FSLON10JANDXB20JANLON Round trip journey
FSLON10JANDXB--AUH20JANLON Surface sector
FSROM1JUNX-JFKCVG20JUNX-JFKROM Connecting points
FS2LON20DECJKT Two passengers
FS2HKG10JUNTYO20JUNSIN+P1.2*C04 Two passengers – adult and child aged 4 years
FSAJNB10JULLON20JUNJNB Round trip journey regardless of availability
FSABKK1JUNHKG7JUNSIN10JUNTYO15JUNBKK Circle trip journey regardless of availability
FSSYD1JUNTYO/QF10JUNHKG/CX Round trip journey with preferred carriers indicated
FSSIN1JUNHKG-BUSNS10JUNPAR-FIRST Preferred cabin classes indicated for each sector
FSLAX1JUNLON10JUNLAX++//*A Round trip journey with preferred alliance
FSSYD1JUNAKL10JUNSYD++/QF/NZ Round trip journey with preferred carriers
FSSYD1JUNAKL10JUNSYD++QF#/NZ# Round trip journey with preferred carriers ONLY
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Focalpoint Shopping With Booked Itinerary
Input Format: Description:

FSA Shop regardless of availability
FSALL Shop all segments, including waitlist & unconfirmed
FSP1.2*STU Shop for two passengers, 1 adult and 1 student
FSS1-3 Shop for segments 1 through 3
FS:P Shop for private fares only
FS++I Shop for itinerary routing as booked
FS++/TG#/SK#/BA# Shop for preferred carriers only
Shop for 2 passengers, 1 adult & 1 child with multi-
FSP1.2*C09++MLHR/BA# airport processing for carrier BA
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POINT AND CLICK Ans IDs 12056 / 13254 / 3012
Point and Click is a new feature for Galileo users. This feature is an interactive version of the cryptic
environment. It is not a full replacement of Focalpoint. It enables the user to click on the Air, Car,
Hotel, Fare Display, Shopping, and Booking File screens instead of having to type out cryptic
commands.
To initiate Point and Click air, car or hotel availability display, preface most of the existing cryptic com-
mands with a colon (:) or semi-colon (;).
The screen is color coded as follows:

White : Non-clickable – display only.
Blue : Clickable – a link that provides further information
The Air, Car, or Hotel screens are colour coded as follows:

White : Non-clickable – class / type is closed
Yellow : Clickable – class / type available
Orange : Clickable – class / type is witlist only / alternate options available
Tabs
Each time a new point & click request is entered, a new tab is created. Tabs display the format
requested. These tabs allow a user to go back to a display to review or action as required.
In case a format is used that does not have interactive capability; the tab will show “Terminal”
indicating that a standard terminal window display is being returned. There will be no interaction
available on this screen.
Users can choose not to create new tabs with a single entry or for all entries by un-checking the New
Tab option in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Hide
If users want to return to Focalpoint, they may do so by clicking on the “Hide” button in the bottom right
hand corner.
By choosing “Hide” this allows a user to return to the point and click functionality and have all previous
tabs viewable.
If a user closes Point & Click, it will completely close the application and all tabs will be lost. Users can
instead minimize and maximize the Point & Click window.
Command Line
Once a user is in the Point & Click environment, they can continue to type in host commands by using
the command line at the bottom of the page. There is no need to use the colon (:) or semi-colon (;) in
the command line.
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Supported Fields
The following air availability format types will return an interactive display:
A15JANLONPAR Availability London to Paris for 15Jan

AA15JANLONPAR Availability London to Paris ordered by arrival time
AD15JANLONPAR Availability London to Paris ordered by departure time
First available flight on or after the 15Jan from London to
AF15JANLONPAR Paris
AJ15JANLONPAR Availability London to Paris order by journey time
A15JANLONPAR/BA Availability with specific carrier
A15JANLONPAR/BA/AF Availability with 2 specific carriers
A15JANLONPAR/AF- Availability excluding a specific carrier
A15JANLONPAR/AF-/BA- Availability excluding 2 specific carriers
Availability for direct flights of any carrier and only on-line
A15JANLONSYD/YY#
connections
Availability with specific carrier for the entire journey,
A15JANLONSYD/BA#
including connecting flights
A15JANLONPAR*BA Direct link into carrier specific display
A15JANLONPAR15
A15JANLONPAR.1500
Availability specifying departure time
A15JANLONPAR.3P
A15JANLONPAR.15
A15JANLONPAR.1400# Availability specifying flights from an onward time
A15JANLONPAR.D Availability for direct flights only
A15JANLONSIN.D0 Availability for Direct non-stop flights
A15JANLONSIN.C1 Availability with 1 midpoint connection
Availability for morning flights (0001-1000) with time overlap if
A15JANLONPAR.M
no flights available during time band
Availability for noon flights (1001-1600) with time overlap if
A15JANLONPAR.N no
flights available during time period
Availability for evening flights (1601-2359) with time overlap if
A15JANLONPAR.E no
flights available during time band
Availability for flights with Y class, which have a minimum of 1
A15JANLONPAR@Y
seat available
A15JANPAR Availability for flights assuming outbound city
Availability for return. AR can be appended with any of the
AR
existing modifiers for return dates
Availability for return based on number of days (example
A#15
indicates 15 days)
AA22JUNDUBROM Availability ordered by arrival time
AJ22JUNDUBROM Availability ordered by journey time
AF22JUNSYDHKG First available flight on or after 22 June
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A22OCTPARLHR# Flights to specific airport (LHR) of a multi-airport city

A22OCTLHRSYD.SIN Single connection flights via Singapore (and/or multiple
A22OCTLHRSYD.SINBKKMNL options)
AA Display availability ordered by arrival time
AD Display availability ordered by departure time
AJ Display availability ordered by journey time
A*BA Obtain availability display from BA system
A/BA Display showing BA flights
A/BA- Display excluding Ba flights
Display the first available direct flight with a minimum of 2
AF@2H.D
seats in H class
Direct Segment sell Sell flight number, class, date, city pair, booking action code
0BA123Y20APRLHRPARNN1 and number of seats
Insert Segments /3 Insert after segment number
Change Segment Status @1HK Change status of segment 1 to HK
Cancel Segment X2 Cancel segment 2
Outbound and return availability request

Point & Click has the option of selecting availabilities for the outbound and inbound flights in one
entry. Return flights can be obtained up to 31 days from departure. Single & Double Open Jaw
flights can also be displayed.
The + symbol is used to break up the entry. Everything before the + will be used to return the
outbound leg flights, the inbound flights will be returned with the information in the entry after the +.
When a sell is done, a dialog will be displayed for each sold segment.
Supported Fields
The following request can be added to the outbound/return request after the +and return an
interactive display:
+nn/BA Return leg with specific carrier

+nn/BA/AF Return leg with 2 specific carriers
+nn/BA- Return leg excluding specific carrier
+nn/BA-/AF- Return leg excluding 2 specific carriers
+nn/YY# Return leg for direct flights of any carrier and only on-line connections
Return leg with specific carrier for the entire journey, including
+nn/CX#
connecting flights
+nn*AF Return leg searched with direct link into carrier specific display
+nn.15
+nn.1500
Return leg availability specifying departure time
+nn.3P
+nn.17
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+nn.1400# Return leg specifying flights from an onward time

+nn.D Return leg for direct flights only
+nn.D0 Return leg for direct non-stop flights
+nn.C1 Return leg with 1 midpoint connection
Return leg for morning flights (0001-1000) with time overlap if no
+nn.M
Return leg for noon flight (1001-1600) with time overlap if no
+nn.N
Flights available during time band
Return leg for evening flights (1601-2359) with time overlap if no
+nn.E
Return leg for flights with Y class, which have a minimum of 1 seat
+nn@Y
available
+nn@2 Return leg for flights with a minimum of 2 seats available
+nn@1Y Return leg for flights with a minimum of 1 seat in Y class available
+nn@Y# Return leg for flights with classes available equivalent to Y class
+nn.FRA Return leg with single connection flights via Frankfurt
+nn.SINBKKMNL Return leg for flights via Singapore or Bangkok or Manila (max3)
+nn.SIN.FRA Return leg with double connection flights via Singapore & Frankfurt
Return leg with a single connection flight via Singapore with
+nn.SIN/BA
Onward BA flight
Return leg with a double connection flight via Tokyo or Singapore
+nn.TYOSIN.BKKMNL
& Bangkok or Manila
Return leg with a double connection flights via Singapore and
+nn.SIN.BKK/BA
Bangkok with an onward flight to the destination
Return leg with a triple connection flight via Singapore & Bangkok
+nn.SIN.BKK/AZ.MNL
and Manila with an AZ flight between Bangkok and Manila
Return leg with a single connection flights via Singapore with
+nn/BA.SIN
arriving BA flight
Hotel Availability
Hotel availability request will return an interactive display for all hotels in the RoomMaster (HOA)
display.
Users can use the buttons on each side of the command line to change the pick up date to one day
earlier or one day later. Users can also utilize the drop down box to indicate rental days needed up to
9 nights and click “Update”.
Users can indicate that they want to see more available cars by clicking on the More Hotels option
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Fare Display
Fare Display request will return an interactive display.
Supported Fare/Pricing fields
FDLHR Fare display for specific city defaulting to current date

FD20APRSYD Fare display for specific date with a default to local city
FD20APRLHRSYD Fare display between two specific cities
FD20APRLHRLHR@RTW Round the world fares
FD20APRLHRSYD/BA Fare display for specific carrier(s)
FD20APRLHRSYD/2 Fare display with half round trip in NUC‟s for all round trip fares
FD20APRLHRSYD/PE25 Fares display with a 25% penalty or less
FD20APRLHRSYD:AP Fares display using a restriction qualifier
FD20APRLHRSYD-OW OR –
RT Fares display specifying journey type
FD20APRLHRSYD@YLE3M Fare display for exact fare basis code
FD20APRLHRSYD@APEX Fare display with fare abbreviation
FD20APRLHRSYD:USD Display fare in different currency
FD20APRLHRSYD.T12MAR0
7 Display fares based on specific ticketing date
FDLHRSYDV12MAR Validate fare restrictions and displays applicable one way fares for
specific date
Validates fare restrictions and displays applicable rutnr fares for
FDLHRSYDV12MAR15MAR Specific dates
FN* Display fare notes
FZS1 Display fare converted to own currency at bank selling rate.
FR*2 Display route information line 2
FD*1 Display other passenger type fares requested
FH*4 Display add on fare construction for fare on line 4
FM*4 Display MPM and surcharge bands, line 4
FL5APRAMS/ROM/ATH/BOM Ticketed Point mileage entries- no interaction
FMTYO MPM Surcharge Entries-no interaction
FTAX Tax Entries
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STAND ALONE ENTRIES Ans ID 8598

1) Ticketed Point Mileage – TPM FL
FL BOM LHR JFK Flown Mileage specify upto 22 cities
FL/BOM/LHR/JFK Flown Mileage displaying accumulated Mileage table
FLS1-3.5 Flown Mileage for Segments 1, 2, 3 & 5 from Booking File
FL/S1-3.5 Flown Mileage for specified segments displaying accumulated
Mileage table
2) Maximum Permitted Mileage – MPM FM

FMDEL YYZ Display Mileage Surcharge table for specified city pair
3) Tax Information FTAX

FTAX Display list of countries with Tax information
FTAX-IN Display tax information for ISO country code IN
FTAX-GERMANY Display tax information for Germany
FTAX*PFC-NYC Display US Passenger Facility Charges for New York
FTAX*PFC-DL Display US Passenger Facility Charges for carrier
DL
4) Currency Table FBT*

FBT* Display Currency table for all countries
FBT*GB Display Currency table for country GB
FBT*AUD Display Currency table for currency AUD
5) Ticketing Date Calculator *TAA

*TAA/1FEB/30 Display the date 30 days prior to 1FEB
*TAA/10MAR/+45 Display the date 45 days after 10MAR
*TAA/330 Display 330 days from today
6) IATA ROE (Rate of Exchange) FZI

FZISGD Display IATA ROE for SGD
FZIUSD.10DEC06 Display IATA ROE for USD for date specified (upto 3 months
prior)
FZIINR25000NUC Convert specified currency to NUCs
FZI/ALL Display ROE for all countries
7) Bank Selling Rate (BSR) FZS

FZSHKD Display BSR for HKD against own currency
FZSEUR1000INR Convert EUR 1000 into INR
FZS*IN Display all BSRs for India
8) Bank Buying Rate (BBR) FZB

FZBGBP Display BBR for GBP
9) Booking File Count ORC /ORB

ORC/TAU/1MAY Count Booking Files with TAU field for 1MAY
ORB/TAU/15MAY-Q/40 Place Booking Files with a TAU of 15MAY on Queue 40
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10) Connecting Point Display DCP

DCPDELYYZ Display applicable connecting points for specified city pair
11) Flight Frequency DC*

DC*BLR/I Display frequency of flights into BLR
DC*DEL/O Display frequency of flights out of DEL
12) Minimum Connecting Time DCT

DCT Display Fill in format screen for Minimum Connecting Time
DCTLHR Display all connection times for LHR
DCTLGWLHR Display cross town connections between airports in the same city
@MT Check Minimum Connecting Time for all segments in a Booking
File
13) Galileo Information System (GIS) GG*

GG* Display Chapter Index of GIS
GC*436 Display Chapter by number
GP*10 Display Page 10 of current Chapter
GC*200/5 Display Chapter 200, page 5
GC*BA Display Chapter for specified carrier
14) Timatic TI-

TI- Display Timatic Menu
TI-RGL Display List of Groups
TIPN Request Next page of current Timatic display
TIPB Request Previous page of current Timatic display
TIPL Request Last page of current Timatic display
TIPF Request First page of current Timatic display
15) Focalpoint Maps C*MAP/

C*MAP/ Display Maps Information
C*MAP/GERMANY Display Map of Germany
C*MAP/CALIFORNIA-AAAA.NL Locate nearest airport to Alamo in California
C*MAP/INDEX Display Index of Maps available
C*MAP/ASIA Display Map of Geographical Area
16) Help Pages HELP or H/

HELP A or H/A Display help pages on entries starting with the letter A
17) IVS – International Visa Service C*IVS/

C*IVS/ Display IVS data pages
C*IVS/AUSTRALIA Display categories for IVS Information for Australia
(IVS is a chargeable product – for subscription of IVS, please send a Queue message to PCC
– S58)
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18) FLIFO – Specific Flight Information L@ZZ

L@BA/LFBA138/1MAR Display specified flight information via the infolink with carrier BA
for flight BA 138 of the 1MAR
Ans ID 23182 / 3084
19) Local Time @LT

@LTSYD Display current local time in SYD
@GMT Display current Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
20) Interline Agreement Table DT

DT/AAR/DIS-AI Display Paper Ticket Interline agreement table for Plating carrier
AI
DT/IAT/DISBA Display E ticket Interline agreement table for Plating carrier BA
21) Credit Card Verification JV

JV373900000000000/V1 Verify whether specified credit card is valid
22) Calculator XX
XX35008 + 1000 Addition
XX23000 – 11200 Subtraction
XX3739123123/7 Division
XX379 * 450 Multiplication
XX11:45 + 5:30 Addition of time
23) ViewPNR Facility – SQ, etc. Ans ID 9718 / 9719

This facility allows the agent to access the airline PNR from the airline system directly, for viewing only.
The following steps are to be followed for the same.
a) Enter the airline system

b) Display the PNR using airline‟s PNR
c) Return to the Galileo system after viewing
Eg. SQ ViewPNR
1) @@SQ/VIEWPNR
2) *SQVLOC
3) @@1G
The scrolling commands, MD, MU are to be used to move through the PNR.
24) Claim PNR Ans ID 248

This facility allows an agent the ability to take ownership of a reservation residing in an airline system.
This is achieved by transferring the reservation (PNR) data from the airline system into a Galileo
Booking File.
Two entries are required to claim the PNR,
1) To confirm C/ZZ*AIRPNR (ZZ – Carrier code, AIRPNR – airline PNR)
2) To acknowledge C/ZZ/OK
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25) List Airline Alliance Partnerships Ans ID 1064

This facility allows the agent to list airlines belonging to the various airline Alliances or Partnerships.
DCA/KL KLM NWA Alliance

DCA/*O One World Partnership
DCA/*A Star Alliance
DCA/*S Skyteam Alliance
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Practice Exercise 1
Itinerary Details
Sector DEL BKK & return
Class Y
Carrier TG
Agency Details
Agency Name Bluemoon Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 23235656
Passenger Details
Number of Passengers 2 Adults
Surname Galileotest
Firstname & Titles Your Choice
E-mail contact Your own email id
Ticketing Details
Please end & retrieve the booking.
Additional Details
Meals - Passenger 1 Asian Vegetarian Meal
Passenger 2 Seafood Meal
Seats - Passenger 1 Aisle Seat
Passenger 2 Window Seat (Side by Side)
Notepad Passengers require a hotel booking
Car pickup to be arranged from Airport to Hotel
Review booking 2 days before departure to call passengers and reconfirm the flight
timings
Mileage-Passenger 1 TG8956895689
Passenger 2 UA6598659865
DOCS - Passenger 1 Passport number:A123123 DOB:15OCT75 Passport expiry
date:12DEC15
Fare Quote Take a Fare Quote for both passengers and store the fare.
Queue Queue the booking to Q90
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Practice Exercise 2
Itinerary Details
Date – Outbound 7 months from today
Sector DEL IAD & return
Class Y
Carrier OS
Agency Details
Agency Name Reynold Travels
City Your own city
Telephone 65659898
Passenger Details
Number of Passengers 2 Adults, 1 Child of 9 yrs & 1 Infant aged 8 months.
Surname Galileotest
Firstname & Titles Your Choice
Mobile contact 9959812345 and 9898656556
E-mail contact Your own email id
Ticketing Details
Please end & retrieve the booking.
Additional Details
Meals - Passenger 1 & 2 Asian Vegetarian Meal
- Passenger 3 Child Meal
- Passenger 4 Baby Meal
Seats - Bassinet Seats
Mileage-Passenger 1 OS4545454545
Passenger 2 UA6548776433
Notepad Passenger to pay by Amex credit card
Fare Quote Take a Fare Quote for all passengers and store the fare.
Please add an OSI message that this is a training booking to be cancelled soon.
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TRAVEL INDUSTRY PHONETICS
A ALPHA N NOVEMBER
B BRAVO O OSCAR
C CHARLIE P PAPA
D DELTA Q QUEBEC
E ECHO R ROMEO
F FOXTROT S SIERRA
G GOLF T TANGO
H HOTEL U UNIFORM
I INDIA V VICTOR
J JULIET W WHISKEY
K KILO X XRAY
L LINA Y YANKEE
M MIKE Z ZULU
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USEFUL WEBSITES
www.travelport.com Official website of Travelport

www.itq.in Official website of ITQ
www.viewtrip.com Access to passenger‟s Galileo Booking online
travelport-english.custhelp.com ASK Travelport (Online help for all your Galileo queries)
etracker.galileo.com Online tracking facility for e tickets
gdia.galileo.com Access to Focalpoint Online
www.interglobe.com Information on InterGlobe Enterprises
www.travelportopinions.com Travelport Opinion
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CORRECT BOOKING PRACTICES
Travelport Galileo is focused on creating awareness about Correct Booking Practices, to ensure error-
free bookings. These practices help save time and efforts for agencies and airlines, besides avoiding
unnecessary costs.
To ensure that there is free flow of communication between your GDS and the airline system, Travelport
Galileo recommends that you pay special attention to the following Do‟s and Don‟ts to help you minimise
booking errors, and enhance your efficiency.
Do's
Ensure passenger‟s name in the BF (Booking File) matches the name as in the passport
Keep in mind the maximum name length restriction for individual carriers when issuing e-tickets
Ensure the agency details and the passenger contact is entered in the first Phone field
Sell segments using carrier specific display for accurate availability information
Use the entry @ALL to correctly update the status code of all the segments
Use the entry XI to cancel the active PNR (X1 to cancel active segment 1)
Use XK to remove HX, UC, UN, and passive segments like AK (Do @1XK to cancel segment 1
which is a passive segment)
Don’ts
Avoid creating a booking in a cancelled BF (Booking File)

Do not add / cancel the same flight / sector in one transaction
Avoid making direct changes in a BF (Booking File) with the airline
Ensure there is an * and a Vendor Locator returned against the segments before making any
amendments
Do not create duplicate / multiple bookings for the same passenger
Do not break marriage logic segments
Do not force a waitlist segment on a closed flight
Avoid issuing an e-ticket that does not have an E indicator next to the segment
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Seat Request ....................................................................................................................................... 38

INTRODUCTION TO PC HARDWARE & TERMINOLOGY

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

Keyboard & Mouse

IMPORTANT KEYS / SYMBOLS

USES OF CONTROL KEYS

GALILEO TERMINAL IDENTIFIER

SIGN ON Ans ID 2844 / 6080 Help: H/SON

The entry to sign on is:

EMULATION Ans ID 1677

WORK AREAS Ans ID 1563 Help : H/OP

SC - Shift into work Area C

OP/W* - Displays all the work areas

DELOU/7A2 Z7A2MN AG A ACTIVE

ENCODE / DECODE (._E / ._D) Ans ID 1995 Help : H/ENCODE

ENCODE DECODE DETAILED RECORDS

Codes you might come across on the encode / decode displays

Airline encode / decode

City / Airport encode / decode

Country encode / decode

Equipment encode / decode

SCROLLING COMMANDS Help : H/SCRO

EXERCISE - Encode & Decode

Encode Cities Decode Cities

Encode Airlines Decode Airlines

Encode Countries Decode Countries

Encode Equipment Decode Equipment

TIMETABLE (TT) Ans ID 8595 Help : H/TT

TT 1MAR BOM LON

AVAILABILITY (A) Ans ID 8595 Help : H/AVAIL

This function allows you to view the availabilities of flights worldwide.

Availability Qualifiers Help : H/AVFU

EXERCISE - Availability & Time Table

9) How will you change the off point to Frankfurt?

BOOKING FILE Ans ID 8601

Booking Files can contain Mandatory information as well as Optional information.

NAME FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/N.

N. Function Identifier to enter names

N.SHAH/AMITMR Single passenger

N.I/PATEL/BHUMIKAMISS*10DEC09 (date of birth to be input in DDMMMYY

 An Infant name cannot be the first name in the booking file

Add Group Name

N.G/30REDONDOTOUR - Group Name

Name Change / Delete

N.P2@SHAH/VASANTMR - Change name of passenger 2

PHONE FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/P.

P. Function Identifier to enter Phone items

First Phone Item

P.BOMT*ABC TRAVELS 22872918 REF APARNA/DELB 28701923 BOMM 9811011100

Phone Field Codes

P.BOMM*9831010310 Add mobile number for PNR SMS

P.3@ - Delete phone item 3

TICKETING ARRANGEMENT FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/T.

RECEIVED FROM FIELD Ans ID 8601 Help : H/R.

R. Function Identifier to enter received from information

R.P Booking received from passenger

SELL ENTRIES Ans ID 8595

Reference Sell Help : H/SWAD

N2Y1 Need 2 seats in Y class from line 1 of the availability

If required class is open for Waitlisting

N2Y1LL Need 2 seats in Y class from line 1 to be waitlisted

Direct Sell Help : H/SWDS

W.MR ASHWIN KAPOOR505 GALAXY APARTMENTSPARLIAMENT STREETMUMBAIP/ 400

D.MEETA SECRETARYRECEPTION ACMO CORPORATIONMAKER BHAVAN*PARLIAMENT